mySHO’s PS360 (otherwise known as the (Public Safety 360 Program’”) is an integrated, intensively strategic, and outcomes-focused intervention approach that fulfills a critical role in a data-driven, problem-solving, and violence-reducing safety strategy.

PS360 is geared towards high-risk incarcerated offenders, community-supervised probationers, and the 12-to 24-year-old age group of chronically at-risk youth population with complex behavioral and mental health challenges. A phase of life when the propensity for a teenager or young adult to go astray is at its highest.

PS360 offers a unique self-sustainability model that can impact the way social & community based non-profits, foundations, local and federal government works with high-risk juvenile & adult populations in the community. It not only demonstrates a pathway to sustainable public funding due to the data derived from the innovative digital platform, but PS360 is also the tool and blueprint for driving systemic transformation within the institutions, government agencies, and community service providers that affect the lives of system-involved citizens of every community.

PS360 is rooted in a shared mission of collaboration, on a unified digital transformation solution, structured to effectively take on mental health as the root causes of the mass incarceration and gun violence epidemic, soaring community violence, and troubling recidivism rates via intervention strategies spanning the continuum of enforcement to prevention. mySHO’s ability to scale and provide targeted therapy that is custom designed for the community it serves allows mySHO to be effective at the root level.