Program Director: G. Wayne Mallory Executive Director: Richard Chapman In-home services for pre-adjudicated youth In-Home Detention This program is a highly structured, home-based, alternative to incarceration for youth awaiting dispositions of their cases in Family Court. Intensive supervision of up to 18 hours is provided per week for each youth. The objectives of the program are to provide sufficient supervision to insure the youth's court appearance, remain arrest-free, observe curfews and attend school/work. To meet those requirements, social workers conduct educational, life skills counseling, recreational, cultural and social activities. The social worker ensures the youth's court appearance by picking up the youth and family at their home and taking them to the hearing. Adjustment reports are provided for the court by the social worker. Pre-Hearing Intensive Supervision The Pre-hearing Intensive Supervision program (PHIS) is a home-based alternative to confinement after an arrest. Supervision is provided by PHIS personnel seven days a week. Home visits are made three times a week. Curfew checks are made every day. All youth in the program are expected to be in an educational or vocational training program or working or seeking employment. School attendance and performance are verified and reported to the court. Transportation and supervision are provided for court appointments. If needed, existing services in the community are recommended for family/individual counseling, educational/vocational programs and emergency services for food, housing and medical needs. Attention employers! Youth in our programs are looking for employment opportunities. Can you help? Our youth are motivated and supervised by counselors. Contact G. Wayne Mallory at (215) 849-2112 ext. 5203