Governor Gavin Newsom has recognized July 21-27 as Parole Supervision Week.
The recognition states:
OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR
July 21-27, 2024
Parole Supervision Week
Parole professionals play a crucial role in supporting public safety and aiding the successful reintegration of individuals under their care back into society. By equipping these individuals with the tools necessary for a healthy, constructive and drug-free lifestyle, parole professionals serve as role models and empower individuals to make positive changes in their lives.
Parole professionals uphold public safety while promoting the well-being of those in their care. Their work goes beyond supervision, it encompasses providing essential education, comprehensive treatment and engagement in rehabilitative initiatives. This support instills hope and fosters responsibility, creating an environment for personal growth. Parole also serves as an avenue for families to reconnect, helping to rebuild relationships and strengthen family bonds.
Parole professionals are key partners with community-based organizations, social services and law enforcement, all working together to support public safety. These partnerships promote a holistic approach towards community safety and drive innovative services. Parole professionals also work closely with victims of crime, ensuring their voices are heard and their rights are respected.
During Parole Supervision Week this year, we focus on the importance of employee wellness and work-life balance. The work of our parole professionals is dynamic and challenging, and it is essential that they take care of themselves to continue providing this essential service. As this field continues to evolve, the tireless work and innovative thinking of our parole professionals keeps us at the forefront of efforts to promote community healing and restoration.
I encourage all Californians to join me in recognizing the immense contributions of parole professionals as a force for positive change in the lives of those they supervise and in communities across California.
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