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NDCRC will disseminate surveys to local coordinators in states where they are primarily responsible for maintaining records, i.e. no statewide reporting system exists. These surveys address the structure (e.g., funding, personnel, partnerships), operation (e.g., services offered, eligibility, decision making), and successes and challenges (e.g., adherence to or deviance from best practices; racial, ethnic, and gender disparity or equity).
NDCRC will disseminate surveys to Tribal Healing to Wellness Staff. These surveys address the structure (e.g., funding, personnel, partnerships), operation (e.g., services offered, eligibility, decision making), and successes and challenges (e.g., adherence to or deviance from best practices; racial, ethnic, and gender disparity or equity). The purpose of the survey is to develop a current portrait of Tribal Healing to Wellness Courts including their needs and emerging trends nationally, locally (state, region), and by location type (e.g., rural, urban).
NDCRC will disseminate surveys to Treatment Court Local Coordinators.These surveys address the structure (e.g., funding, personnel, partnerships), operation (e.g., services offered, eligibility, decision making), and successes and challenges (e.g., adherence to or deviance from best practices; racial, ethnic, and gender disparity or equity). The purpose of the ATCS is to develop a current portrait of treatment courts including their needs and emerging trends nationally, locally (state, region), and by location type (e.g., rural, urban).
NDCRC will disseminate surveys to Treatment Court Statewide Coordinators.These surveys address the structure (e.g., funding, personnel, partnerships), operation (e.g., services offered, eligibility, decision making), and successes and challenges (e.g., adherence to or deviance from best practices; racial, ethnic, and gender disparity or equity). The purpose of the ATCS is to develop a current portrait of treatment courts including their needs and emerging trends nationally, locally (state, region), and by location type (e.g., rural, urban).
Provide CAPPS training for members of the Healing to Wellness Court advisory board and stakeholders.
