FSA – FINANCE/POVERTY 2022
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Program Description is taken from The First Step Act Approved Program Guide, 1/2022 | According to Becker (1968), the cost of committing the crime appears lower than the benefits gained. There is a direct correlation between poverty and criminality. |
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MEASURE OF NEED | Finance/Poverty Screen • Unit Team reviews the PSR (“Financial Condition” section) • Is there documentation of any of the following? Any history of bankruptcy No bank account No assets or liabilities noted in PSR Debts noted in credits report or other sources Tax liabilities/back taxes Unpaid alimony/child support Other indications of a lack of financial management skills • YES? NO? If the answer is yes, the inmate has a Finance/Poverty Need |
DEPARTMENT RESPONSIBLE FOR RISK ASSESSMENT | Unit Management |
GOAL OF INTERVENTION | Provide and promote opportunities for financial independence and success |
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