The Court & Justice Involved Collaborative delivers programs that integrate mental health and legal perspective to address the complex intersection of mental illness and the criminal justice system. Our work focuses on balancing public safety with individual well-being for those affected by mental illness. Our team provide a continuum of services to justice-involved (JI) individuals struggling with mental illness, which includes, but is not limited to, assessment, treatment, crisis intervention, and court-based solutions in collaboration with justice partners within the community.
Court & Justice-Involved Collaborative
Programs
Justice Diversion Treatment Resource Center (JDTRC)
06/17/2026
The JDTRC is a shared site with the Office of the Public Defender serving individuals involved in Misdemeanor Mental Health Diversion. It provides accessible, community-based support for adults involved in the justice system. The JCAT team provides mental health and substance use screenings, on-site psychoeducational and peer-run groups, and referrals to outpatient treatment providers.
Full Service Partnership (FSP)
06/17/2026
The Full-Service Partnership (FSP) programs provide services to children and their parents, transitional aged youth and adults who require frequent contact and support to maintain in the community due to the severity of their mental illness.