Intensive Supervision Services

The Dane County Department of Human Services is seeking to purchase intensive supervision services for high-risk youth ages 10-17. The services will provide structured, community-based supervision and monitoring designed to promote accountability, support compliance with court-ordered conditions, and enhance community safety while helping youth remain safely in their homes and communities. The program will serve approximately 120-150 youth annually, with an average daily population of 50 youth. The services will include weekly check-ins, monitoring of school attendance, and utilization of evidence-based practices. The goal of the program is to help youth develop the skills and supports they need to successfully meet their court requirements and avoid further system involvement. • The program will provide intensive supervision services to high-risk youth ages 10-17. • The services will be community-based and will include weekly check-ins, monitoring of school attendance, and utilization of evidence-based practices. • The program will serve approximately 120-150 youth annually, with an average daily population of 50 youth. • The goal of the program is to help youth develop the skills and supports they need to successfully meet their court requirements and avoid further system involvement. • The program will utilize a graduated system of incentives and consequences to modify youth behavior. • The program will provide culturally responsive services and will demonstrate strategies to advance racial equity in program delivery.