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All Federal Grant Awards
Project Grant H79TI081029
Award Date
9/30/18
Completion Date
9/29/23
Dollars Obligated
$1.1M
Overview
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19
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19
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Funding Federal Agency
SAMHSA Center for Substance Abuse Treatment
Awarding Federal Agency
SAMHSA Division of Grants Management
Awardee
Marion County Auditor (TSJKSNLLBQ75)
Federal Grant Program
93.243
Assistance Type
Project Grant
Place of Performance
Indianapolis, IN 46204, USA
Update #1
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EXPANDING SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT IN INDIANAPOLIS VETERANS COURT
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EXPANDING SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT IN INDIANAPOLIS VETERANS COURT - EXPANDING SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT IN INDIANAPOLIS VETERANS COURT SEEKS TO SERVE THE VETERANS IN MARION COUNTY, IN THAT HAVE AN OPEN CRIMINAL CASE AND A CLINICALLY DIAGNOSABLE SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER (SUD) AND/OR CO-OCCURRING SUBSTANCE USE AND MENTAL DISORDERS. IVC PROPOSES TO SERVE THESE VETERANS BY: HIRING A LICENSED CLINICAL SOCIAL WORKER TO ASSIST WITH SCREENING PARTICIPANTS FOR SUDS; COLLABORATING WITH THE MARION COUNTY PROBATION DEPARTMENT TO TRANSITION THE VETERANS SERVING PROBATION TO IVC; EXPANDING ITS VOLUNTEER-BASED VETERAN MENTOR PROGRAM TO INCLUDE CERTIFIED ADDICTION PEER RECOVERY COACHES; AND IMPLEMENT THE MILITARY SEXUAL TRAUMA (MST) SUPPORT PROGRAM. IVC PROPOSES TO SERVE 50 UNDUPLICATED INDIVIDUALS ANNUALLY AND 250 INDIVIDUALS DURING THE ENTIRE PROJECT. IN 2016, 941,229 PEOPLE WERE ESTIMATED TO BE LIVING IN MARION COUNTY, IN. OF THOSE INDIVIDUALS, 51,779 WERE ESTIMATED TO BE VETERANS. CURRENT IVC PARTICIPANT ARE: 43% WHITE; 22% AFRICAN AMERICAN; 0% HISPANIC; AND 35% UNKNOWN. BY GENDER, 93% MALE AND 7% FEMALE; BY AGE, 0% OF VETERANS ARE AGES 18-23; 5% ARE AGES 24-29; 39% ARE AGES 30-35; 10% ARE AGES 36-40; 10% ARE AGES 41-45; 9% ARE AGES 46-50; 17% ARE AGES 51-55; AND 10% ARE OLDER THAN 55. CURRENT IVC PARTICIPANTS FACE THE FOLLOWING HEALTH CHALLENGES: 41% HAVE A MENTAL HEALTH OR BEHAVIORAL ADJUSTMENT DISORDER ISSUES; 36% HAVE BEEN DIAGNOSED WITH POST TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER; 11% WITH MST; AND 92% WITH TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURIES. MOREOVER, 12% OF PARTICIPANTS HAVE EXPERIENCED HOMELESSNESS IN THE LAST YEAR. THE MYRIAD OF HEALTH CONCERNS THAT IVC PARTICIPANTS FACE HAVE CONTRIBUTED TO THESE INDIVIDUALS' ARRESTS. DURING FY2017, THE MARION COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE ARRESTED 2,128 VETERANS WHICH ACCOUNTS FOR 6% OF THE TOTAL ARRESTEE POPULATION. CURRENTLY, IVC HAS 51 OPEN CASES OF WHICH 50 CASES ARE SUBSTANCE USE RELATED, INDICATING A SERVICE GAP IN IVC. IVC PROPOSES TO ADDRESS THAT SERVICE GAP BY FOCUSING ON TWO PRIMARY OBJECTIVES: FACILITATE QUICKER ENTRY INTO IVC AND UTILIZE A HOLISTIC APPROACH TO ASSIST PARTICIPANTS IN DEVELOPING HEALTHY BEHAVIORS. TO FACILITATE QUICKER ENTRY INTO IVC, THE COURT WILL CONTRACT A PART-TIME LICENSED CLINICAL SOCIAL WORKER TO CONDUCT SCREENINGS FOR SUD AND MENTAL DISORDERS AND COORDINATE A TREATMENT PLAN WITH THE CLIENT'S HEALTH PROVIDERS AND IVC. IVC WILL ALSO COLLABORATE WITH THE MARION COUNTY PROBATION DEPARTMENT TO TRANSITION VETERANS SERVING PROBATION TO IVC. MOST RECENTLY, THE MARION COUNTY PROBATION DEPARTMENT HAS IDENTIFIED 299 VETERANS ON PROBATION. IVC HOPES TO REACH THESE INDIVIDUALS BY IDENTIFYING VETERANS IN THE JUSTICE SYSTEM EARLIER AND CONTACTING THEIR LEGAL REPRESENTATION TO ENTER THE IVC IF THAT INDIVIDUAL WISHES TO TRANSFER. THIS INCREASED CASELOAD WILL REQUIRE HIRING ADDITIONAL PROBATION OFFICERS TO BE ASSIGNED TO THE IVC. IVC WOULD LIKE TO IMPROVE ITS HOLISTIC APPROACH TO VETERAN TREATMENT BY ASSISTING SELECT VETERAN MENTORS IN BECOMING CERTIFIED ADDICTION PEER RECOVERY COACHES. LASTLY, IVC PROPOSES TO IMPLEMENT ITS MST SUPPORT PROGRAM THAT WILL BE MEDIATED BY THE LICENSED CLINICAL SOCIAL WORKER. THE GOALS AND OBJECTIVES FOR THIS PROGRAM ARE AS FOLLOWS: GOAL 1 - IVC WILL FACILITATE QUICK ENTRY INTO TREATMENT. OBJECTIVES: ENROLL 50 PROBATION TRANSFERS INTO IVC PER YEAR; ACHIEVE AN 85% RETENTION RATE FOR ONE YEAR; ACHIEVE AN 85% GRADUATION RATE; AND REDUCE RECIDIVISM TO LESS THAN 10% IN GRADUATES. GOAL 2 - IVC WILL UTILIZE A HOLISTIC APPROACH TO PROVIDE OPPORTUNITIES FOR PARTICIPANTS TO DEVELOP HEALTHY BEHAVIORS. OBJECTIVES: CONNECT 100% OF VETERANS REFERRED TO THE PROGRAM AND APPEARING AT LEAST ONCE IN THE COURT WITH A VETERAN SERVICE OFFICER AND VETERANS BENEFITS ADMINISTRATION REPRESENTATIVE; 100% PARTICIPATION RATE IN THE VETERAN MENTORS PROGRAM; RETURN AT LEAST 10% OF GRADUATES AS VETERAN MENTORS; 25% OF PARTICIPANTS WILL MEET WITH A CERTIFIED ADDICTIONS PEER RECOVERY COACH; 100% OF PARTICIPANTS REPORTING MST WILL PARTICIPATE IN MST SUPPORT PROGRAMMING.
($249k)
5/20/24
Not listed
EXPANDING SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT IN INDIANAPOLIS VETERANS COURT - EXPANDING SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT IN INDIANAPOLIS VETERANS COURT SEEKS TO SERVE THE VETERANS IN MARION COUNTY, IN THAT HAVE AN OPEN CRIMINAL CASE AND A CLINICALLY DIAGNOSABLE SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER (SUD) AND/OR CO-OCCURRING SUBSTANCE USE AND MENTAL DISORDERS. IVC PROPOSES TO SERVE THESE VETERANS BY: HIRING A LICENSED CLINICAL SOCIAL WORKER TO ASSIST WITH SCREENING PARTICIPANTS FOR SUDS; COLLABORATING WITH THE MARION COUNTY PROBATION DEPARTMENT TO TRANSITION THE VETERANS SERVING PROBATION TO IVC; EXPANDING ITS VOLUNTEER-BASED VETERAN MENTOR PROGRAM TO INCLUDE CERTIFIED ADDICTION PEER RECOVERY COACHES; AND IMPLEMENT THE MILITARY SEXUAL TRAUMA (MST) SUPPORT PROGRAM. IVC PROPOSES TO SERVE 50 UNDUPLICATED INDIVIDUALS ANNUALLY AND 250 INDIVIDUALS DURING THE ENTIRE PROJECT. IN 2016, 941,229 PEOPLE WERE ESTIMATED TO BE LIVING IN MARION COUNTY, IN. OF THOSE INDIVIDUALS, 51,779 WERE ESTIMATED TO BE VETERANS. CURRENT IVC PARTICIPANT ARE: 43% WHITE; 22% AFRICAN AMERICAN; 0% HISPANIC; AND 35% UNKNOWN. BY GENDER, 93% MALE AND 7% FEMALE; BY AGE, 0% OF VETERANS ARE AGES 18-23; 5% ARE AGES 24-29; 39% ARE AGES 30-35; 10% ARE AGES 36-40; 10% ARE AGES 41-45; 9% ARE AGES 46-50; 17% ARE AGES 51-55; AND 10% ARE OLDER THAN 55. CURRENT IVC PARTICIPANTS FACE THE FOLLOWING HEALTH CHALLENGES: 41% HAVE A MENTAL HEALTH OR BEHAVIORAL ADJUSTMENT DISORDER ISSUES; 36% HAVE BEEN DIAGNOSED WITH POST TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER; 11% WITH MST; AND 92% WITH TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURIES. MOREOVER, 12% OF PARTICIPANTS HAVE EXPERIENCED HOMELESSNESS IN THE LAST YEAR. THE MYRIAD OF HEALTH CONCERNS THAT IVC PARTICIPANTS FACE HAVE CONTRIBUTED TO THESE INDIVIDUALS' ARRESTS. DURING FY2017, THE MARION COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE ARRESTED 2,128 VETERANS WHICH ACCOUNTS FOR 6% OF THE TOTAL ARRESTEE POPULATION. CURRENTLY, IVC HAS 51 OPEN CASES OF WHICH 50 CASES ARE SUBSTANCE USE RELATED, INDICATING A SERVICE GAP IN IVC. IVC PROPOSES TO ADDRESS THAT SERVICE GAP BY FOCUSING ON TWO PRIMARY OBJECTIVES: FACILITATE QUICKER ENTRY INTO IVC AND UTILIZE A HOLISTIC APPROACH TO ASSIST PARTICIPANTS IN DEVELOPING HEALTHY BEHAVIORS. TO FACILITATE QUICKER ENTRY INTO IVC, THE COURT WILL CONTRACT A PART-TIME LICENSED CLINICAL SOCIAL WORKER TO CONDUCT SCREENINGS FOR SUD AND MENTAL DISORDERS AND COORDINATE A TREATMENT PLAN WITH THE CLIENT'S HEALTH PROVIDERS AND IVC. IVC WILL ALSO COLLABORATE WITH THE MARION COUNTY PROBATION DEPARTMENT TO TRANSITION VETERANS SERVING PROBATION TO IVC. MOST RECENTLY, THE MARION COUNTY PROBATION DEPARTMENT HAS IDENTIFIED 299 VETERANS ON PROBATION. IVC HOPES TO REACH THESE INDIVIDUALS BY IDENTIFYING VETERANS IN THE JUSTICE SYSTEM EARLIER AND CONTACTING THEIR LEGAL REPRESENTATION TO ENTER THE IVC IF THAT INDIVIDUAL WISHES TO TRANSFER. THIS INCREASED CASELOAD WILL REQUIRE HIRING ADDITIONAL PROBATION OFFICERS TO BE ASSIGNED TO THE IVC. IVC WOULD LIKE TO IMPROVE ITS HOLISTIC APPROACH TO VETERAN TREATMENT BY ASSISTING SELECT VETERAN MENTORS IN BECOMING CERTIFIED ADDICTION PEER RECOVERY COACHES. LASTLY, IVC PROPOSES TO IMPLEMENT ITS MST SUPPORT PROGRAM THAT WILL BE MEDIATED BY THE LICENSED CLINICAL SOCIAL WORKER. THE GOALS AND OBJECTIVES FOR THIS PROGRAM ARE AS FOLLOWS: GOAL 1 - IVC WILL FACILITATE QUICK ENTRY INTO TREATMENT. OBJECTIVES: ENROLL 50 PROBATION TRANSFERS INTO IVC PER YEAR; ACHIEVE AN 85% RETENTION RATE FOR ONE YEAR; ACHIEVE AN 85% GRADUATION RATE; AND REDUCE RECIDIVISM TO LESS THAN 10% IN GRADUATES. GOAL 2 - IVC WILL UTILIZE A HOLISTIC APPROACH TO PROVIDE OPPORTUNITIES FOR PARTICIPANTS TO DEVELOP HEALTHY BEHAVIORS. OBJECTIVES: CONNECT 100% OF VETERANS REFERRED TO THE PROGRAM AND APPEARING AT LEAST ONCE IN THE COURT WITH A VETERAN SERVICE OFFICER AND VETERANS BENEFITS ADMINISTRATION REPRESENTATIVE; 100% PARTICIPATION RATE IN THE VETERAN MENTORS PROGRAM; RETURN AT LEAST 10% OF GRADUATES AS VETERAN MENTORS; 25% OF PARTICIPANTS WILL MEET WITH A CERTIFIED ADDICTIONS PEER RECOVERY COACH; 100% OF PARTICIPANTS REPORTING MST WILL PARTICIPATE IN MST SUPPORT PROGRAMMING.
($73k)
5/20/24
Not listed
EXPANDING SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT IN INDIANAPOLIS VETERANS COURT - EXPANDING SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT IN INDIANAPOLIS VETERANS COURT SEEKS TO SERVE THE VETERANS IN MARION COUNTY, IN THAT HAVE AN OPEN CRIMINAL CASE AND A CLINICALLY DIAGNOSABLE SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER (SUD) AND/OR CO-OCCURRING SUBSTANCE USE AND MENTAL DISORDERS. IVC PROPOSES TO SERVE THESE VETERANS BY: HIRING A LICENSED CLINICAL SOCIAL WORKER TO ASSIST WITH SCREENING PARTICIPANTS FOR SUDS; COLLABORATING WITH THE MARION COUNTY PROBATION DEPARTMENT TO TRANSITION THE VETERANS SERVING PROBATION TO IVC; EXPANDING ITS VOLUNTEER-BASED VETERAN MENTOR PROGRAM TO INCLUDE CERTIFIED ADDICTION PEER RECOVERY COACHES; AND IMPLEMENT THE MILITARY SEXUAL TRAUMA (MST) SUPPORT PROGRAM. IVC PROPOSES TO SERVE 50 UNDUPLICATED INDIVIDUALS ANNUALLY AND 250 INDIVIDUALS DURING THE ENTIRE PROJECT. IN 2016, 941,229 PEOPLE WERE ESTIMATED TO BE LIVING IN MARION COUNTY, IN. OF THOSE INDIVIDUALS, 51,779 WERE ESTIMATED TO BE VETERANS. CURRENT IVC PARTICIPANT ARE: 43% WHITE; 22% AFRICAN AMERICAN; 0% HISPANIC; AND 35% UNKNOWN. BY GENDER, 93% MALE AND 7% FEMALE; BY AGE, 0% OF VETERANS ARE AGES 18-23; 5% ARE AGES 24-29; 39% ARE AGES 30-35; 10% ARE AGES 36-40; 10% ARE AGES 41-45; 9% ARE AGES 46-50; 17% ARE AGES 51-55; AND 10% ARE OLDER THAN 55. CURRENT IVC PARTICIPANTS FACE THE FOLLOWING HEALTH CHALLENGES: 41% HAVE A MENTAL HEALTH OR BEHAVIORAL ADJUSTMENT DISORDER ISSUES; 36% HAVE BEEN DIAGNOSED WITH POST TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER; 11% WITH MST; AND 92% WITH TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURIES. MOREOVER, 12% OF PARTICIPANTS HAVE EXPERIENCED HOMELESSNESS IN THE LAST YEAR. THE MYRIAD OF HEALTH CONCERNS THAT IVC PARTICIPANTS FACE HAVE CONTRIBUTED TO THESE INDIVIDUALS' ARRESTS. DURING FY2017, THE MARION COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE ARRESTED 2,128 VETERANS WHICH ACCOUNTS FOR 6% OF THE TOTAL ARRESTEE POPULATION. CURRENTLY, IVC HAS 51 OPEN CASES OF WHICH 50 CASES ARE SUBSTANCE USE RELATED, INDICATING A SERVICE GAP IN IVC. IVC PROPOSES TO ADDRESS THAT SERVICE GAP BY FOCUSING ON TWO PRIMARY OBJECTIVES: FACILITATE QUICKER ENTRY INTO IVC AND UTILIZE A HOLISTIC APPROACH TO ASSIST PARTICIPANTS IN DEVELOPING HEALTHY BEHAVIORS. TO FACILITATE QUICKER ENTRY INTO IVC, THE COURT WILL CONTRACT A PART-TIME LICENSED CLINICAL SOCIAL WORKER TO CONDUCT SCREENINGS FOR SUD AND MENTAL DISORDERS AND COORDINATE A TREATMENT PLAN WITH THE CLIENT'S HEALTH PROVIDERS AND IVC. IVC WILL ALSO COLLABORATE WITH THE MARION COUNTY PROBATION DEPARTMENT TO TRANSITION VETERANS SERVING PROBATION TO IVC. MOST RECENTLY, THE MARION COUNTY PROBATION DEPARTMENT HAS IDENTIFIED 299 VETERANS ON PROBATION. IVC HOPES TO REACH THESE INDIVIDUALS BY IDENTIFYING VETERANS IN THE JUSTICE SYSTEM EARLIER AND CONTACTING THEIR LEGAL REPRESENTATION TO ENTER THE IVC IF THAT INDIVIDUAL WISHES TO TRANSFER. THIS INCREASED CASELOAD WILL REQUIRE HIRING ADDITIONAL PROBATION OFFICERS TO BE ASSIGNED TO THE IVC. IVC WOULD LIKE TO IMPROVE ITS HOLISTIC APPROACH TO VETERAN TREATMENT BY ASSISTING SELECT VETERAN MENTORS IN BECOMING CERTIFIED ADDICTION PEER RECOVERY COACHES. LASTLY, IVC PROPOSES TO IMPLEMENT ITS MST SUPPORT PROGRAM THAT WILL BE MEDIATED BY THE LICENSED CLINICAL SOCIAL WORKER. THE GOALS AND OBJECTIVES FOR THIS PROGRAM ARE AS FOLLOWS: GOAL 1 - IVC WILL FACILITATE QUICK ENTRY INTO TREATMENT. OBJECTIVES: ENROLL 50 PROBATION TRANSFERS INTO IVC PER YEAR; ACHIEVE AN 85% RETENTION RATE FOR ONE YEAR; ACHIEVE AN 85% GRADUATION RATE; AND REDUCE RECIDIVISM TO LESS THAN 10% IN GRADUATES. GOAL 2 - IVC WILL UTILIZE A HOLISTIC APPROACH TO PROVIDE OPPORTUNITIES FOR PARTICIPANTS TO DEVELOP HEALTHY BEHAVIORS. OBJECTIVES: CONNECT 100% OF VETERANS REFERRED TO THE PROGRAM AND APPEARING AT LEAST ONCE IN THE COURT WITH A VETERAN SERVICE OFFICER AND VETERANS BENEFITS ADMINISTRATION REPRESENTATIVE; 100% PARTICIPATION RATE IN THE VETERAN MENTORS PROGRAM; RETURN AT LEAST 10% OF GRADUATES AS VETERAN MENTORS; 25% OF PARTICIPANTS WILL MEET WITH A CERTIFIED ADDICTIONS PEER RECOVERY COACH; 100% OF PARTICIPANTS REPORTING MST WILL PARTICIPATE IN MST SUPPORT PROGRAMMING.
($247k)
5/20/24
Not listed
EXPANDING SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT IN INDIANAPOLIS VETERANS COURT - EXPANDING SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT IN INDIANAPOLIS VETERANS COURT SEEKS TO SERVE THE VETERANS IN MARION COUNTY, IN THAT HAVE AN OPEN CRIMINAL CASE AND A CLINICALLY DIAGNOSABLE SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER (SUD) AND/OR CO-OCCURRING SUBSTANCE USE AND MENTAL DISORDERS. IVC PROPOSES TO SERVE THESE VETERANS BY: HIRING A LICENSED CLINICAL SOCIAL WORKER TO ASSIST WITH SCREENING PARTICIPANTS FOR SUDS; COLLABORATING WITH THE MARION COUNTY PROBATION DEPARTMENT TO TRANSITION THE VETERANS SERVING PROBATION TO IVC; EXPANDING ITS VOLUNTEER-BASED VETERAN MENTOR PROGRAM TO INCLUDE CERTIFIED ADDICTION PEER RECOVERY COACHES; AND IMPLEMENT THE MILITARY SEXUAL TRAUMA (MST) SUPPORT PROGRAM. IVC PROPOSES TO SERVE 50 UNDUPLICATED INDIVIDUALS ANNUALLY AND 250 INDIVIDUALS DURING THE ENTIRE PROJECT. IN 2016, 941,229 PEOPLE WERE ESTIMATED TO BE LIVING IN MARION COUNTY, IN. OF THOSE INDIVIDUALS, 51,779 WERE ESTIMATED TO BE VETERANS. CURRENT IVC PARTICIPANT ARE: 43% WHITE; 22% AFRICAN AMERICAN; 0% HISPANIC; AND 35% UNKNOWN. BY GENDER, 93% MALE AND 7% FEMALE; BY AGE, 0% OF VETERANS ARE AGES 18-23; 5% ARE AGES 24-29; 39% ARE AGES 30-35; 10% ARE AGES 36-40; 10% ARE AGES 41-45; 9% ARE AGES 46-50; 17% ARE AGES 51-55; AND 10% ARE OLDER THAN 55. CURRENT IVC PARTICIPANTS FACE THE FOLLOWING HEALTH CHALLENGES: 41% HAVE A MENTAL HEALTH OR BEHAVIORAL ADJUSTMENT DISORDER ISSUES; 36% HAVE BEEN DIAGNOSED WITH POST TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER; 11% WITH MST; AND 92% WITH TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURIES. MOREOVER, 12% OF PARTICIPANTS HAVE EXPERIENCED HOMELESSNESS IN THE LAST YEAR. THE MYRIAD OF HEALTH CONCERNS THAT IVC PARTICIPANTS FACE HAVE CONTRIBUTED TO THESE INDIVIDUALS' ARRESTS. DURING FY2017, THE MARION COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE ARRESTED 2,128 VETERANS WHICH ACCOUNTS FOR 6% OF THE TOTAL ARRESTEE POPULATION. CURRENTLY, IVC HAS 51 OPEN CASES OF WHICH 50 CASES ARE SUBSTANCE USE RELATED, INDICATING A SERVICE GAP IN IVC. IVC PROPOSES TO ADDRESS THAT SERVICE GAP BY FOCUSING ON TWO PRIMARY OBJECTIVES: FACILITATE QUICKER ENTRY INTO IVC AND UTILIZE A HOLISTIC APPROACH TO ASSIST PARTICIPANTS IN DEVELOPING HEALTHY BEHAVIORS. TO FACILITATE QUICKER ENTRY INTO IVC, THE COURT WILL CONTRACT A PART-TIME LICENSED CLINICAL SOCIAL WORKER TO CONDUCT SCREENINGS FOR SUD AND MENTAL DISORDERS AND COORDINATE A TREATMENT PLAN WITH THE CLIENT'S HEALTH PROVIDERS AND IVC. IVC WILL ALSO COLLABORATE WITH THE MARION COUNTY PROBATION DEPARTMENT TO TRANSITION VETERANS SERVING PROBATION TO IVC. MOST RECENTLY, THE MARION COUNTY PROBATION DEPARTMENT HAS IDENTIFIED 299 VETERANS ON PROBATION. IVC HOPES TO REACH THESE INDIVIDUALS BY IDENTIFYING VETERANS IN THE JUSTICE SYSTEM EARLIER AND CONTACTING THEIR LEGAL REPRESENTATION TO ENTER THE IVC IF THAT INDIVIDUAL WISHES TO TRANSFER. THIS INCREASED CASELOAD WILL REQUIRE HIRING ADDITIONAL PROBATION OFFICERS TO BE ASSIGNED TO THE IVC. IVC WOULD LIKE TO IMPROVE ITS HOLISTIC APPROACH TO VETERAN TREATMENT BY ASSISTING SELECT VETERAN MENTORS IN BECOMING CERTIFIED ADDICTION PEER RECOVERY COACHES. LASTLY, IVC PROPOSES TO IMPLEMENT ITS MST SUPPORT PROGRAM THAT WILL BE MEDIATED BY THE LICENSED CLINICAL SOCIAL WORKER. THE GOALS AND OBJECTIVES FOR THIS PROGRAM ARE AS FOLLOWS: GOAL 1 - IVC WILL FACILITATE QUICK ENTRY INTO TREATMENT. OBJECTIVES: ENROLL 50 PROBATION TRANSFERS INTO IVC PER YEAR; ACHIEVE AN 85% RETENTION RATE FOR ONE YEAR; ACHIEVE AN 85% GRADUATION RATE; AND REDUCE RECIDIVISM TO LESS THAN 10% IN GRADUATES. GOAL 2 - IVC WILL UTILIZE A HOLISTIC APPROACH TO PROVIDE OPPORTUNITIES FOR PARTICIPANTS TO DEVELOP HEALTHY BEHAVIORS. OBJECTIVES: CONNECT 100% OF VETERANS REFERRED TO THE PROGRAM AND APPEARING AT LEAST ONCE IN THE COURT WITH A VETERAN SERVICE OFFICER AND VETERANS BENEFITS ADMINISTRATION REPRESENTATIVE; 100% PARTICIPATION RATE IN THE VETERAN MENTORS PROGRAM; RETURN AT LEAST 10% OF GRADUATES AS VETERAN MENTORS; 25% OF PARTICIPANTS WILL MEET WITH A CERTIFIED ADDICTIONS PEER RECOVERY COACH; 100% OF PARTICIPANTS REPORTING MST WILL PARTICIPATE IN MST SUPPORT PROGRAMMING.
($247k)
5/20/24
Not listed
EXPANDING SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT IN INDIANAPOLIS VETERANS COURT - EXPANDING SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT IN INDIANAPOLIS VETERANS COURT SEEKS TO SERVE THE VETERANS IN MARION COUNTY, IN THAT HAVE AN OPEN CRIMINAL CASE AND A CLINICALLY DIAGNOSABLE SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER (SUD) AND/OR CO-OCCURRING SUBSTANCE USE AND MENTAL DISORDERS. IVC PROPOSES TO SERVE THESE VETERANS BY: HIRING A LICENSED CLINICAL SOCIAL WORKER TO ASSIST WITH SCREENING PARTICIPANTS FOR SUDS; COLLABORATING WITH THE MARION COUNTY PROBATION DEPARTMENT TO TRANSITION THE VETERANS SERVING PROBATION TO IVC; EXPANDING ITS VOLUNTEER-BASED VETERAN MENTOR PROGRAM TO INCLUDE CERTIFIED ADDICTION PEER RECOVERY COACHES; AND IMPLEMENT THE MILITARY SEXUAL TRAUMA (MST) SUPPORT PROGRAM. IVC PROPOSES TO SERVE 50 UNDUPLICATED INDIVIDUALS ANNUALLY AND 250 INDIVIDUALS DURING THE ENTIRE PROJECT. IN 2016, 941,229 PEOPLE WERE ESTIMATED TO BE LIVING IN MARION COUNTY, IN. OF THOSE INDIVIDUALS, 51,779 WERE ESTIMATED TO BE VETERANS. CURRENT IVC PARTICIPANT ARE: 43% WHITE; 22% AFRICAN AMERICAN; 0% HISPANIC; AND 35% UNKNOWN. BY GENDER, 93% MALE AND 7% FEMALE; BY AGE, 0% OF VETERANS ARE AGES 18-23; 5% ARE AGES 24-29; 39% ARE AGES 30-35; 10% ARE AGES 36-40; 10% ARE AGES 41-45; 9% ARE AGES 46-50; 17% ARE AGES 51-55; AND 10% ARE OLDER THAN 55. CURRENT IVC PARTICIPANTS FACE THE FOLLOWING HEALTH CHALLENGES: 41% HAVE A MENTAL HEALTH OR BEHAVIORAL ADJUSTMENT DISORDER ISSUES; 36% HAVE BEEN DIAGNOSED WITH POST TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER; 11% WITH MST; AND 92% WITH TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURIES. MOREOVER, 12% OF PARTICIPANTS HAVE EXPERIENCED HOMELESSNESS IN THE LAST YEAR. THE MYRIAD OF HEALTH CONCERNS THAT IVC PARTICIPANTS FACE HAVE CONTRIBUTED TO THESE INDIVIDUALS' ARRESTS. DURING FY2017, THE MARION COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE ARRESTED 2,128 VETERANS WHICH ACCOUNTS FOR 6% OF THE TOTAL ARRESTEE POPULATION. CURRENTLY, IVC HAS 51 OPEN CASES OF WHICH 50 CASES ARE SUBSTANCE USE RELATED, INDICATING A SERVICE GAP IN IVC. IVC PROPOSES TO ADDRESS THAT SERVICE GAP BY FOCUSING ON TWO PRIMARY OBJECTIVES: FACILITATE QUICKER ENTRY INTO IVC AND UTILIZE A HOLISTIC APPROACH TO ASSIST PARTICIPANTS IN DEVELOPING HEALTHY BEHAVIORS. TO FACILITATE QUICKER ENTRY INTO IVC, THE COURT WILL CONTRACT A PART-TIME LICENSED CLINICAL SOCIAL WORKER TO CONDUCT SCREENINGS FOR SUD AND MENTAL DISORDERS AND COORDINATE A TREATMENT PLAN WITH THE CLIENT'S HEALTH PROVIDERS AND IVC. IVC WILL ALSO COLLABORATE WITH THE MARION COUNTY PROBATION DEPARTMENT TO TRANSITION VETERANS SERVING PROBATION TO IVC. MOST RECENTLY, THE MARION COUNTY PROBATION DEPARTMENT HAS IDENTIFIED 299 VETERANS ON PROBATION. IVC HOPES TO REACH THESE INDIVIDUALS BY IDENTIFYING VETERANS IN THE JUSTICE SYSTEM EARLIER AND CONTACTING THEIR LEGAL REPRESENTATION TO ENTER THE IVC IF THAT INDIVIDUAL WISHES TO TRANSFER. THIS INCREASED CASELOAD WILL REQUIRE HIRING ADDITIONAL PROBATION OFFICERS TO BE ASSIGNED TO THE IVC. IVC WOULD LIKE TO IMPROVE ITS HOLISTIC APPROACH TO VETERAN TREATMENT BY ASSISTING SELECT VETERAN MENTORS IN BECOMING CERTIFIED ADDICTION PEER RECOVERY COACHES. LASTLY, IVC PROPOSES TO IMPLEMENT ITS MST SUPPORT PROGRAM THAT WILL BE MEDIATED BY THE LICENSED CLINICAL SOCIAL WORKER. THE GOALS AND OBJECTIVES FOR THIS PROGRAM ARE AS FOLLOWS: GOAL 1 - IVC WILL FACILITATE QUICK ENTRY INTO TREATMENT. OBJECTIVES: ENROLL 50 PROBATION TRANSFERS INTO IVC PER YEAR; ACHIEVE AN 85% RETENTION RATE FOR ONE YEAR; ACHIEVE AN 85% GRADUATION RATE; AND REDUCE RECIDIVISM TO LESS THAN 10% IN GRADUATES. GOAL 2 - IVC WILL UTILIZE A HOLISTIC APPROACH TO PROVIDE OPPORTUNITIES FOR PARTICIPANTS TO DEVELOP HEALTHY BEHAVIORS. OBJECTIVES: CONNECT 100% OF VETERANS REFERRED TO THE PROGRAM AND APPEARING AT LEAST ONCE IN THE COURT WITH A VETERAN SERVICE OFFICER AND VETERANS BENEFITS ADMINISTRATION REPRESENTATIVE; 100% PARTICIPATION RATE IN THE VETERAN MENTORS PROGRAM; RETURN AT LEAST 10% OF GRADUATES AS VETERAN MENTORS; 25% OF PARTICIPANTS WILL MEET WITH A CERTIFIED ADDICTIONS PEER RECOVERY COACH; 100% OF PARTICIPANT
($2k)
8/30/22