Opioid & methamphetamine expansion and enhancement project - applicant information applicant name: lenawee, county of (UEI ZXB1UQJNUT73) department name: 39TH judicial circuit court division name:…

Opioid & methamphetamine expansion and enhancement project - applicant information applicant name: lenawee, county of (UEI ZXB1UQJNUT73) department name: 39TH judicial circuit court division name: lenawee county adult drug treatment court summary the 39TH judicial circuit court is the court of general jurisdiction for lenawee county, michigan. The lenawee county adult drug treatment court (adtc) is a program of the 39TH judicial circuit court, started in october 2016, and has accepted over 110 participants. The adtc targets adult non-violent felony offenders with drug use disorders and/or CO-occurring mental health disorders. All persons must qualify for intensive outpatient treatment or higher and qualify as high-risk. This project will enroll a minimum 32 new participants per year (160 unduplicated new enrollments total). A minimum 12 additional participants will be served per year as a result of this expansion. The following goals and objectives will be accomplished: goal 1: increase capacity of the adtc by 12 participants (32 participants total) (within 6-months of award). Objective 1: minimum 32 participants will be enrolled in our expanded docket (by the end of year 1 and remaining years of the project). Goal 2: create a service track for participants with opioid use disorders (within 4-months of award). Objective 1: 15 participants will enter the opioid track each year of this project. Objective 2: 100% of participants will have access to and be permitted to use mat (if found medically eligible and voluntarily chooses to use mat). Objective 3: 70% of participants will be retained in the opioid track for longer than 6 months. Objective 4: 55% of participants, at minimum, will graduate from the opioid track (rate exceeds the national average of 47%). Goal 3: create a service track for participants with methamphetamine use disorders (within 4-months of award). Objective 1: 12 participants will enter the opioid track each year of this project. Objective 2: 100% of participants will have access to and be permitted to use mat (if found medically eligible and voluntarily chooses to use mat). Objective 3: 70% of participants will be retained in the methamphetamine track for longer than 6 months. Objective 4: 55% of participants, at minimum, will graduate from the methamphetamine track. Goal 4: provide intensive case management to 100% of participants (within 4-months of award). Objective 1: 1 full-time case manager will be hired within 4-months from date of award (to remain on staff for the life of this project). Objective 2: 1 part-time peer recovery coach will be hired to serve both dockets within 4-months from date of award (to remain on staff for the life of this project). Objective 3: 80% of successful participants will improve social functioning (measured pre/post). Objective 4: 80% of successful participants will improve employment status (measured pre/post). Objective 5: 80% of successful participants will improve housing status (measured pre/post). Objective 6: participant retention rate will increase 10% from historical program rates (pre-enhancement). Objective 7: participant graduation rate will increase 10% from historical program rates (pre-enhancement). Goal 5: provide four new evidence-based treatment programs to address trauma and addiction (to begin within 4- months of award and delivered through life of the project). Objective 1: 100% of participants will have access to dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) skills groups. Objective 2: 100% of participants will have access to moral reconation therapy (MRT). Objective 3: 100% of participants will have access to trauma focused therapy (seeking safety). Objective 4: 100% of participants will have access to trauma focused therapy using eye movement