Sunrise health clinics' "family first" program is a family-based alternative sentencing program focused on rehabilitating justice-involved families through the use of a moral focus curriculum…

Sunrise Health Clinics LLC will provide family-based alternative sentencing and rehabilitation services through its "Family First" program under a $750,000 Project Grant award from the Department of Justice Office of Justice Programs Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention. The program utilizes a nine-step moral focus curriculum delivered through daily classes, wellness and family therapy, and directly applied interventions in home settings supervised by professionals. The curriculum is divided into three sections focused on learning concepts, attempting application, and successful skills application to prevent recidivism and support family unification. Services will be delivered in Las Vegas, Nevada from October 1, 2022 through September 30, 2025. Funding is provided through the Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant Program (CFDA 16.738) to support criminal justice initiatives at the state and local levels.

Sunrise health clinics' "family first" program is a family-based alternative sentencing program focused on rehabilitating justice-involved families through the use of a moral focus curriculum structured in a 9-step program of daily classes, wellness and family therapy, and directly applied interventions in a home setting supervised by professionals. This 9-step program is broken down into (3) three part sections focused on: learning, attempting to apply concepts, and successfully applying skills to prevent recidivism in the justice system and support family unification. The purpose of family first is to provide justice-involved parents and their children or family members the opportunity to break the cycle of incarceration and generational trauma by developing the parenting and life skills to avoid institutionalization while learning how to become a contributing member of society.