Sunday, June 8, 2025
6/8/2025
Muscogee County Family Drug Court Expansion Grant - Muscogee County Family Drug Court is seeking a grant to expand services and increase capacity in the Court to address the recurring issue of substance abuse in dependency cases and increase family reunifications by providing Semi-Residential Housing, Recovery Support Services, HIV Rapid Testing, funding for Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) and General Education Diploma (GED) testing. All of these program expansions and enhancements work to create a more well-rounded program targeted at the treatment of moderate to high-risk/need participants and their families, including those with opioid dependence. The population of focus will be adults age 18 and older who are residents of Muscogee County and must be the legal and primary caretaker of a child who has been placed, or is in danger of being placed into DFCS' care outside of the parental home. The parent must have dependency allegations arising from substance abuse or dependence, and must voluntarily enter the program and show a willingness to live a drug-free lifestyle. Goal 1 Increase the number of Family Drug Court Participants by 35 individuals per year through the addition of one full-time case manager, serving a total of 175 participants over the 5 year grant period. Goal 2 Increase the number of individuals receiving MAT from zero to up to 5 individuals per year. Goal 3 Obtain a successful completion rate of 50% of participants in year one with a 10% incremental increase in each year thereafter through improved staff training and enhanced program services such as wrap-around services, MAT, and Recovery Support Services. Goal 4 Have reactivations rates among Family Drug Court Program successful completions to under 20% annually. Goal 5 Reunify families at a rate of 50% of participants in year one with a 10% incremental increase by providing wraparound recovery support services. Goal 6 Increase the number of individuals receiving wraparound recovery support services from zero to 35 families per year.
HHS’ Tracking Accountability in Government Grants System (TAGGS) website provides access to detailed descriptions of grants, loans, aggregated direct payments and other types of financial assistance awarded by the HHS Operating Divisions (OPDIVs) and the Office of the Secretary Staff Divisions (STAFFDIVs).