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FCMC Specialized Dockets Enhancement and Sustainability Project

Award Information

Award #
15PBJA-22-GG-03948-DGCT
Funding Category
Competitive Discretionary
Location
Awardee County
Franklin
Congressional District
Status
Open
Funding First Awarded
2022
Total funding (to date)
$750,000

Description of original award (Fiscal Year 2022, $750,000)

Proposal Abstract Category 2 Enhancement proposal for $750,000; $250,000 in matching funds supporting enhancements to its post-adjudication adult drug courts and military and veterans (MAVS) specialized docket programs. Objectives: Transform Peer Support construct from contractors to a peer support provider. Funding for one of two h.a.r.t. docket probation officers (years 2 through 4). Contracted MAVS Mentorship Program Coordinator (years 2 through 4) MAT Case Management component within the Court’s case management system Trauma informed mindfulness programming Bus passes/cab vouchersIf funded, $74,494 would support the MAVS mentorship coordinator; $675,506 would enhance the h.a.r.t., Recovery Court and CATCH drug court programs. Match will be posted through the Court’s funding of Specialized Dockets urinalysis services.It is estimated that 1,000 individuals will be served over the 48-month performance period.The Court’s Specialized Dockets are framed as two-year programs, with an average completion period of 18 to 24 months. Some participants complete sooner, with a minimum term of six months. Target Population: This project will serve the Court’s three certified drug court programs: h.a.r.t. (Opiate specific docket) Recovery Court (Substance use other than opiates) CATCH (human trafficking drug court) and MAVS (military and veteran services) Participants are eligible for MAT if appropriate to support them in their recovery. The Court has an innovative MAT program that facilitates evaluation and treatment prior to and immediately upon release from jail. The proposal describes the Court’s MARCH program, which facilitates walk-in behavioral health services open to the community, and MAT services on site. MARCH leverages COSSAP funding, specifically designed to address the needs of opiate dependent individuals. The Court currently receives BJA funding under grant #2020-MU-BX-0084. The budget for this project ensures to not overlap funding streams for supported projects. The sustainability plan includes provisions for transitioning these functions to the general budget or more sustainable resources.  NADCP Standard Page# Target Population 2,3,11 Equity & Inclusion 2,3,13 Roles and Responsibilities of Judge 2,18 Incentives, Sanctions, & Therapeutic Adjustments 9 Substance Use Disorder Treatment 5-7,12 Complimentary Treatment and Social Services 5-6,12,14-17 Drug & Alcohol Testing 8 Multidisciplinary Team 18/19 Census & Caseloads 16 Monitoring & Evaluation 18

Date Created: September 28, 2022