TRACKtech

October 2020

Colorado Changes Youth’s Inability to Receive Scholarships After Being Incarcerated

Having access to an education is vital for youth when it comes to learning skills and being able to succeed in the world. Education has become very expensive, limiting who is able to attend schools. With many limitations already placed on who can afford and receive an education, there are other factors that affect children’s […]

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TRACKtech Partners with Cisco to Provide a Connected Justice Solution

TRACKtech is proud to announce our partnership as Cisco’s first and only mobile technology solution partner connecting organizations serving the needs of at-risk populations with other agencies, departments, and clients they serve.  As a Cisco Solutions Plus Partner, TRACKtech utilizes Cisco’s Webex Teams and Meetings platforms to virtually connect probation and parole officers with their

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A New Program for Convicted Youth Aimed to Reduce Recidivism

A program aimed at decreasing juvenile recidivism and conviction of crimes was created a year ago in Southwest Virginia, according to an article published by the SWVA Today. The program is called Functional Family Therapy services and was created to intervene with youth before they get too involved in the criminal justice system. The program

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Alcohol and Drug Abuse are Affecting Families More Than Ever Before

A 2019 article published by Gallup highlights the struggles of substance abuse for Americans. According to the article, “close to half of U.S. adults, 46% have dealt with substance abuse problems in their families.” Broken down, 18% of this 46% have just alcohol related abuse issues, 10% have drug related abuse and 18% have experienced

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Redefining Parole

The term parole has had a long-standing pessimistic view from people as many believe that individuals serving parole will reoffend. They also have the stigma that every criminal is violent and that people on parole should not be released as they are dangerous or criminal. According to an article by the Justice Center, The Council

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