RLS provides a secure, supervised setting for individuals who have been involved with the corrections system who also have a mental illness diagnosis. Clients referred for this program are usually ordered by the court as an alternative to jail. RLS must follow guidelines set forth by the state and the legal system. Clients are closely monitored to ensure the safety of themselves and others, and to make sure probation and court orders are followed always. RLS staff also assists the client with budgeting to pay off their judicial fees and fines. Case Managers, Probation Officers, family members, and guardians are also closely involved in the planning and review of each client's progress. Often, clients who have been involved in the corrections system are ordered to be in a program for a specific amount of time. RLS works hard to help these clients gain the skills needed to attain their goals within the time they are ordered to placement. Placements are reviewed on a regular basis to determine individual progress. Clients are actively involved in setting goals and measuring progress.