Thursday, November 21, 2024
11/21/2024
This project will support the expansion of assessment treatment and recovery support services in the 25th and 22nd Judicial District Recovery Courts in southwest and southcentral Tennessee. Project Title: Tennessee Rural Recovery Court Expansion Program Populations to be Served: Non-violent felony offenders engaged in the 25th Judicial District Recovery Court program and the 22nd Judicial District Recovery Court program. Strategies and Interventions: Project funding will support the expansion of assessment, treatment and recovery support services delivered by the Grove in six counties, four in the 25th JD (Tipton, Lauderdale, Hardeman and McNairy) and two in the 22nd JD (Lawrence and Maury). This expansion of services will occur through a combination of 1) additional staff resources in the form of case managers to serve each individual county specifically, and 2) the enhanced use of telehealth technology to support the delivery of high-quality evidence-based treatment services to clients by licensed counseling staff. Project Goals and Objectives: Goal 1: Expand the client base and service area of the Recovery Courts in the 25th and 22nd Judicial Districts. Objective 1a: Increase the program caseloads for the 25th and 22nd Judicial District Recovery Courts by (100%) and (300%) respectively by year five of the project. Objective 2a: Increase the total percentage of Recovery Court clients in the 25th and 22nd Judicial Districts who can access treatment and case management services in their county of residence to (90%) by the end of the five year project. Goal 2: Improve the quality and availability of treatment and recovery support services delivered to Recovery Court clients. Objective 1b: Expand delivery of direct treatment and case management services into Tipton, Lauderdale, Hardeman, McNairy, Lawrence and Maury County. Objective 2b: Introduce mental health and primary medical care services into each targeted county by year four of the project ensuring that comprehensive clinical assessment and clinical interventions are delivered to 100% of Recovery Court participants during the final two years of the project. Objective 3b: Increase the number of family members and concerned significant others associated with Recovery Court clients who are involved in the development and implementation of case plans by (20%) in each year of the project as measured by case manager contacts. Objective 4b: Increase the percentage of Recovery Court clients completing the program successfully by (5%) in each year of the project. Objective 5b: Increase the number of Recovery Court clients reporting improved education, housing and employment status and reduced substance use by (10%) in each year of the project.
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