Virginia Department of Corrections Community Release Unit

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Virginia Department of Corrections Community Release Unit BPRO, POSSESS, VASWP Fall 2015 CONFERENCE October 1, 2015

Community Release Unit *Role and structure of the Community Release Unit *Types of releases *About 13,000 offenders released last year *Increased number of offenders with specialized needs

Who are the Community Reentry Specialists (CRS)? Area and Statewide specialists Homeless assistance Care coordination Resource development, linkages Policy analysis Pre-release benefits application process technical assistance providers

Why do we apply for pre-release benefits? Income for housing and programs Continuity of care Providers more likely to accept Reduce homelessness Reduce recidivism

DOC Pre-release Benefits Application Process SSI- MOA with SSA and DRS/DDS Specialized, expedited process Application timeframes: 120/disabled, 30/age-based Medicaid- DSS Incarcerated Individuals Pre-release planning policy Application timeframes: 90/disabled, 45/age-based

Placement options Transitional housing programs Assisted living and nursing facilities Permanent supportive housing programs

Supportive Services Dialysis Oxygen DME Hospice Home health Mental health intensive services

Gaps/Barriers Medicaid application processing timeframes Prior locality discrepancies Medicaid cover letter

DOC Community Release Unit Specialized CRS Contact information Donna Harrison, Supervisor (804) 887-8163 Donna.harrison@vadoc.virginia.gov Kendra Coleman, CRS (804) 887-8336 Kendra.coleman@vadoc.virginia.gov Ashley Morales, CRS (804) 887-7922 Ashley.morales@vadoc.virginia.gov