The districts we serve across Colorado
Currently, Colorado has 22 judicial districts, which include 64 counties. Trestle Programs provides CYDC programs in six judicial districts and 17 counties.It also supports back office administrative services for various juvenile assessment centers and non-profits throughout the state.
Additionally, Trestle Programs supports the Collaborative Management Program (CMP) in Elbert/Lincoln Counties, as well as the Diversion program in the 13th Judicial District.
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8th JD CYDC Program
The 8th Judicial District is
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1st JD CYCD Program
Learn more about the programming in Jefferson and Gilpin counties through CYDC and the Jefferson County Juvenile Assessment Center.
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10th JD CYDC Program
The 10th Judicial District is located in Pueblo County in the southern region of the state. Check out the creative programming the 10th has to offer.
Understanding Colorado Youth Serving Programs in the Juvenile Justice Arena
In Colorado, there are many agencies and programs designed to support youth and families as they navigate the juvenile justice system. The Colorado Youth Detention Continuum (CYDC), formerly known as Senate Bill 94, was specifically designed to reduce the number of youth entering a detention facility and reduce the length of stay for those who are detained. There are several points of impact for CYDC along the juvenile justice continuum from pre-arrest to adjudication.
Additionally, there are agencies with specific funding and missions to serve youth in the prevention category, post-adjudication and at the end of the continuum at the point of commitment to the Division of Youth Services. CYDC case managers assist youth and families in navigating the juvenile justice system by advocating and supporting, assessing and supervising and connecting to ongoing services that will ultimately reduce further involvement in the system.
Creating Lasting Impact
We strive for a lasting impact, while celebrating short-term gains. We are looking to effectuate positive change in our communities and our world. We cannot do and be everything to everyone, but we can act as a critical piece in a larger puzzle.