financial support for Treatment Courts

Securing Financial Support and Sustainability for Treatment Courts (Part 4)

Sustainability is much more than having money to operate your Treatment Court. Sustainability requires a plan on the necessary steps to operate the Treatment Court: it requires that the community is educated about the program’s success; and it requires that non-monetary sources are located that can support the Court’s efforts. Sufficient funds are just one part of an overall plan for sustainability.
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non-monetary resources

Unlocking Community Support: Non-Monetary Resources for Treatment Courts (Part Three)

This blog explores how Treatment Courts can access non-monetary resources through community outreach, creative partnerships, and team-driven planning. From literacy support to job opportunities and donated incentives, asking the right questions and thinking beyond budget can unlock powerful tools for participant success and long-term sustainability.
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promoting your Treatment Court

Why Promoting Your Treatment Court Builds Long-Term Support (Part Two)

Promoting your Treatment Court isn't about increasing participants—it's about building broad-based support to ensure sustainability. From engaging the media to leveraging public awareness campaigns, this blog offers proven strategies to raise visibility, solidify funding, and prepare your court for long-term success amid shifting political and public landscapes.
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sustainability plan

Creating a Sustainability Plan for Your Treatment Court (Part One)

Developing a sustainability plan is vital for launching and maintaining a successful Treatment Court. This blog explores how a well-crafted plan aligns your team, secures resources, anticipates challenges, and builds credibility with stakeholders. It’s a dynamic roadmap that supports your court’s mission from funding to community support.
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Incentives In Your Treatment Courts: Are You Focused On The Right Thing?

By: Helen Harberts, Guest Author Most treatment courts are well aware of the importance of responding to participant behavior in a swift and certain manner. Reliable detection of good behavior and undesired behavior, with rapid responses, is the most effective form of behavior modification in the treatment court population. Most treatment courts know that severity
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