Alicia Anema, Administrator
Woodinville Community Facility
14521 - 124th Avenue N.E.
Woodinville, WA 98034
(425) 483-2819
Woodinville Community Facility is in Kirkland. The skill-based program uses the Integrated Treatment Model. This is done by increasing family contact, giving young people skills for a job, and supporting goals. Programming is made to meet each young person’s needs.
Young people can go into the community for work, shopping, recreation, field trips, local events, and family visits. They can earn passes that allow them to spend time in the community with their families.
Information for Parents, Guardians, and Family
At Woodinville, each young person has a counselor. The counselor will also be the young person’s case manager. Counselors work with the young people to assess their needs. They also help provide treatment, activities, and services. Treatment options include interpersonal skills training, mental health, substance use (SUD), life skills, and job training. Some treatment and planning will occur during counseling sessions with the case manager. Other treatment will be in a specialized setting.
Visitation
Families can call the facility to schedule time to visit their young person.
Future and Transition
Parents, guardians, and family members can join all future planning meetings. The goal is to build a plan that supports a young person returning to their communities. The plan can include school, work, treatment, free time, and living arrangements.
Young people released from a community facility may or may not have a parole obligation. JR currently provides parole services to about half of the young people who serve.
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