How it Works!
Sentence to Success is a pre-sentence diversion program designed for individuals facing misdemeanor or low-level felony charges.
Our approach focuses on early intervention, accountability, and real-life stability—before sentencing ever happens.
Instead of waiting for court outcomes, we work alongside individuals to create meaningful change that can positively impact their case and their future.
🔹 Step 1: Referral
Participants can be referred by:
Attorneys
The District Attorney’s Office
Probation or Pretrial Services
Community partners
Self or family referral
Once a referral is received, we begin the intake process.
🔹 Step 2: Intake & Assessment
We meet with the participant to:
Understand their current situation
Identify barriers (substance use, housing, employment, etc.)
Assess readiness and willingness for change
This is where we meet people where they are—without judgment, but with clear expectations.
🔹 Step 3: Individualized Plan
Each participant receives a structured plan that may include:
Accountability-based coaching
Recovery and support services
Employment and life skills development
Court navigation and communication support
Plans are typically designed for a 90–120 day engagement period, depending on individual needs and court timelines.
🔹 Step 4: Active Engagement & Accountability
Participants are expected to:
Attend scheduled meetings and sessions
Follow through on agreed goals
Maintain communication and consistency
We provide:
Ongoing support
Progress tracking
Real-time adjustments when challenges arise
This is not a passive program—it requires effort, honesty, and commitment.
🔹 Step 5: Progress Reporting
When appropriate, we provide updates to:
Attorneys
Courts
Referring partners
These updates reflect:
Participation
Progress
Accountability
Overall engagement
Our goal is to ensure that effort and change are clearly documented and recognized.
🔹 Step 6: Completion & Outcome
Upon successful completion, outcomes may include:
Dismissal of charges
Reduction of charges (e.g., felony to misdemeanor)
Alternative resolutions based on progress
All outcomes are determined in collaboration with legal partners.