Day Reporting Centers (DRC) Locations

Services may change monthly and may be provided on a rotating schedule.
Please call your local Youth Day Reporting Center for more information.

Victim’s Awareness: Identifies the self-impact of behavior consequences, and impact of victims, victim’s families and the community as a whole to consider ways to make amends for the harm caused.

Healthy Relationships: Youth group discussion on maintaining healthy relationships.

Drug and Alcohol: Assists participants in understanding the dangers of continued drug use/abuse and stresses importance of making more positive choices.

Building Skills: Provides youth with hands-on training on woodshop and landscaping.

Anger Management: An evidence-based juvenile curriculum highly successful with offenders in the criminal justice system that provides coping mechanisms with dealing with aggressive tendencies. Assists individuals in learning how to manage emotions and avoid confrontational situations.

Forklift/OSHA Certification: 36 hours of safety certification training on the use of sit down, walkie stacker, stand up, and stock picker forklifts.

Basketball Skills Camp: Intermediate and Beginner basketball skills and fundamentals for quickness, agility, and teamwork skills.

Skills and Agility: Intermediate and Beginner program to improve mobility, flexibility, quickness, acceleration, mental toughness, and balance.

Food Handler’s Card: A training program that prepare food handler’s to enter the workforce by providing required food safety information per the regulations of the worker’s state or local government.

Computer Office Skills: 200 hours of training in Microsoft Excel, Word, Power Point, Google basics, and outlook. Additional training includes: Customer service, business etiquette, workplace attitudes, and time management.

Girls Circle: Mentoring/Motivational, gender specific for youth who identify with female development from 9-18 years of age.

Boys Council: Mentoring and Motivational gender specific for youth who identify with male development to promote their safe and healthy passage through pre-teen and adolescent years.

Youth Council: Youth learn about ways to bring change by discussing steps, concerns, and challenges.

Petty Theft: Focuses on reasons people shoplift, and how to make better choices in similar situations.

Weapons Diversion: Discussions about values, attitudes, weapons, victimization, and managing conflict.

Truancy: Youth discover the importance of school and assists them with setting goals towards graduation.

Gang Awareness: Youth examine why people join gangs, explores alternative methods of achieving social and economic goals, and provides an insight into the consequences of gang involvement.

Community Service: The Probation Youth Community Service program, launched in 2019. Youth and youth groups participate in unpaid community service projects for the benefit and betterment of their community. Collaborations with local community, faith-based partners and county agencies offer opportunities for youth to participate in food drives, homeless outreach activities, book drives services learning projects for the community to restore relationships and connect youth to their communities.

Additional DRC Services:

• Regional Occupational Programs, in conjunction with SB County Superintendent of Schools
• Parent Project (English and Spanish)
• Smart Start referrals to California Highway Patrol
• Referrals to Family and Individual Counseling
• Education and Absence Support Inventions (EASI)
• Performing Arts/ Music Program
• Art Appreciation
• Youth Training and Employment Preparation
• Extracurricular Activities
• Recreational Opportunities
• Community Events and Resources
• Hygiene and Clothing Closets
• Summer Day Camps
• Holiday Events
• Family Nights