Our division has three units:
- Domestic Violence
- Transitional Aged Youth (TAY)
- Supervision Unit 6
Domestic Violence
Our main goal is to promote victim safety. We supervise people on probation for:
- Domestic violence
- Stalking
- Child abuse offenses
We help change our clients' behavior through effective programs. We also certify and monitor batterers intervention programs.
Transitional Aged Youth (TAY)
This unit help at-risk young adults ages of 18 to 25 who live in areas targeted as “hot zones” by SFPD. Our services include:
- Mental health
- Education
- Barrier removal
- Cognitive behavioral programs
We support the Young Adult Court. We are also a partner in the Interrupt, Predict and Organize (IPO) violence prevention program.
The IPO Program
The IPO Program is a 12-month program that includes service such as:
- Employment
- Education
- Mental health
You can participate in job readiness training (JRT) through a community-based organization.
If you successfully complete the JRT, we will help you get jobs at the following City departments:
- Recreation and Parks
- Department of Public Health
- San Francisco Public Works
Young Adult Court (YAC)
The Young Adult Court is a collaborative program within the San Francisco Superior Court that focuses on:
- Young Adults ages 18 to 24
- Support, motivate and stabilize
- Reduce recidivism
Supervision Unit 6
The unit is an extension of the Community Supervision Service Division
Same mission, vision, goals and services as the Community Supervision Service Division