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This is a flow Chart that illustrates the name, hierarchy, and position of the higher-level management personnel and the responsibility of their authority. Sekou Shabaka is the Department of Social and Health Services Assistant Secretary for Juvenile Rehabilitation Administration (JRA) and is advised by the JRA Advisory Committee. Daniel Robertson is the special assistant to Sekou Shabaka and Barbara Glass serves as Executive Secretary. Sekou Shabaka and his advisors are the authoritative body over four division directors. Each division exists as a separate function of specific responsibilities for JRA but are inter-connected in service toward the common goals of DSHS and the division of JRA. Pleas Green serves as the Director of the Division of Community Programs, overseeing the Administrative Assistant, Region Administrators, the Intensive Parole Program and the Quality Assurance Program. Harvey Perez, is the Director of the Division of Operations Support Services, he oversees the Administrative Assistant, Records Management, Capital Facilities, Information Systems Manager, Fiscal Unit Manager and Quality Initiatives. Robin Cummings is the Director of the Division of Institution Programs overseeing the Administrative Assistant, JRA Medical Director, The Institution Superintendents and The Basic Training Camp Program. Cheryl Sullivan-Colglazier is the Director of Treatment and Intergovernmental Services (DTIP). DTIP is the authority over the many treatment and accountability programs JRA provides for its youth and the community. Cheryl oversees the Administrative Assistant and the JRA Clinical Director. Also in the charge of the director are programs including Integrated Treatment Model, Substance Abuse Treatment, Chemical Dependent Disposition Alternative, Co-Occurring Disorders Pilot, Sex Offender Treatment, Mental Health, Training and Education, The Community Juvenile Accountability Act, The Juvenile Accountability Incentive Block Grant, Interstate Compact on Juveniles, Community Disposition Alternatives, and Consolidated Juvenile Services. d-link: These links describe the content of a non-text/graphic image. This information enables persons with certain disabilities to access and understand the information on an Internet page. Page last modified: June 30, 2006 |
