SEA Program

“Service-Education-Accountability”

The SEA Program provides supervised work for children involved through the juvenile court system to complete community service to pay restitution to their victims.
There are 8-10 juveniles participating on Saturdays and Sundays from 7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Litter clean-up, gardening, graffiti removal, planting, packaging food, organizing clothes, leaf raking and painting are a few examples of the types of work the youth are involved in.
We contract with non profit organizations.
  • To increase the effectiveness of probation.
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  • To increase the opportunity for juveniles to pay restitution.
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  • To increase the learning process for the juvenile.
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  • To assist the juvenile in connecting with programs out in their community.
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  • The participants will learn to give back to the community.
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  • To increase awareness that they can touch others lives.
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  • To give the youth a sense of participating in something positive.
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  • To see completion of a project from beginning to end.
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  • To be a part of and belong.
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  • To become responsible and accountable.
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Contact Ravin Harrison at 405-713-6626 or DeAnna Dixon at 405-713-6452.