Programs
Explore DRMI’s pathways for youth, families, older adults, justice-involved communities, partners, and referral sources.
Program moments
Youth ages 8-24 and older adults
An eight-week intergenerational technology program where youth build skills in cybersecurity, AI, Microsoft Office, VR, wellness, and financial literacy, then teach older adults through community showcase events.
View program detailsAdults, youth, court-involved participants, and incarcerated populations
A structured anger management curriculum offered in secular, faith-based, and gender-responsive formats to strengthen emotional regulation, social skills, and decision-making.
View program detailsYouth cohorts, schools, families, and youth-serving partners
A youth-centered version of Control the Fire that uses social-emotional learning, life skills, and guided discussion to help young people manage anger, strengthen decision-making, and build healthier responses to conflict.
View program detailsAdults, inmates, and returning citizens
An evidence-informed recovery curriculum focused on relapse reduction, resilience, accountability, and practical pathways toward stabilization.
View program detailsIncarcerated parents and families
Evidence-based parenting education that supports emotional awareness, healthy relationships, and stronger family reunification outcomes.
View program detailsTrauma-impacted justice-involved populations
A trauma-informed workshop series using the S.E.L.F. framework to help participants understand trauma, process loss, and prepare for life beyond incarceration.
View program detailsFamilies, neighborhoods, partners, and local residents
Annual events and neighborhood outreach that connect DRMI programs to the wider community through service, awareness, and relationship-building.
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