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County Jail Life Skills Program
 
The Denver County Jail Life Skills Program aims to reduce recidivism among misdemeanants through education and job readiness training.  Currently, classes for this population include: GED preparation, Life Skills and Job Readiness Training, Parenting, Basic Computer Skills, and Self Regulation Skills Building.
 
Personal accountability is one of the cornerstones of an individual's success.  Diversion Officers determine client eligibility, conduct client intakes, provide case management and transition assistance upon a client's release.
 
The Denver County Jail Diversion Team can be reached by calling (720) 913-3705 or (720) 913-3713.
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Denver County Jail Life Skills Class Schedule
 
 
January Life Skills Bulletin
 
What people are saying about the Life Skills Program:
 
“I have learned to be accountable for my mistakes.  I have come to realize it’s not how you fall but how you land that counts…I now have so much confidence in what I have learned that I take joy in helping others.  I found the tools for success through the Life Skills Program.”
 
“...Only I can change me.  I plan to do my next ten months with much patience and plan to take advantage of as many classes as possible.”
 
Program Impact:
 

Since its inception, the Life Skills Program has worked with over 900 misdemeanant inmates inside the Denver County Jail.  Upon their release, inmates are encouraged to continue their transition work at the Community Reentry Project at 3030 Downing.

 
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