Perryville’s Second Chance Center is a program that provides…

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Perryville's Secоnd Chаnce Center is а prоgrаm that prоvides incarcerated women within 90 days of release with "pre-employment preparation skills" (Caraway, para. 3), including but not limited to mentorship, job fairs, and access to email and internet.  Read the source linked here, and answer 1 of the following 2 prompts. Clearly state which one you are answering.  Prompt C Conduct a cost-effectiveness analysis for the Second Chance Center. Using the source provided and the course text, and any other relevant sources you may find in your research, take note of what may contribute to the program's costs. I don't expect you to have any sort of math in this response; think of providing me the items on a receipt, rather than how much each item cost. Then, make the case for the use of a cost-effectiveness analysis in place of a cost-benefit analysis for this specific outcome, and provide as objective a conclusion to this program's cost-effectiveness as you can.  Prompt D Using the source provided, as well as any other relevant sources you may find in your research and the course text, describe the Second Chance Center's program theory. Your response should include the program impact theory, service utilization plan, and organizational plan, and sufficient explanations of how you decided upon each component of the program theory. 

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