THRIVE Technical Assistance Program

A national technical assistance program that supports successful reentry for people with criminal justice histories. The training program works with staff to integrate CCF's evidence-based and promising practices into their existing organizational structure.

Geographic Scope

• National (United States)

Target Organizations

• Community-based organizations
• Colleges and universities
• Parole and probation agencies
• Corrections counseling services
• Other agencies serving people with criminal justice involvement

Program Components

• Training and coaching to agencies
• Integration of evidence-based practices
• Staff development
• Organizational capacity building

Focus Areas

• Successful reentry for people with criminal justice histories
• Improved service delivery
• Understanding challenges faced by justice-involved populations
• Better outcomes and broader impact

Evidence and Evaluation

• In 2019, THRIVE was evaluated by the Joyfields Institute
• Evaluation found the THRIVE curriculum effectively uses:
  • Existing research
  • Empirical assessment
  • Data-driven decision-making
• Results improve client success, staff performance, and promote learning culture

Application Status

• THRIVE is NOT accepting any new applications at this time
• "Stay tuned" for future opportunities

Contact

• Website: collegeandcommunity.org