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The SAA out of DC requested assistance in the development of a stakeholder needs assessment survey for their upcoming JAG strategic plan. Specifically, they requested help in developing the questions, formatting the survey and analyzing it on the backend. In conjunction with the SAA, NCJA staff designed a stakeholder survey and the DC SAA distributed the survey on November 8, 2024. The survey closed on December 23rd with 33 responses.
Ongoing California (CA) ERPO TTA Meetings: CA TTA Request from Ken Amerige; GVRO Videos w/ Andrew Sharp & Joe (CGVS)
The Tribal Law and Policy Institute sent each FY24 Adult Treatment Court - Tribal Healing to Wellness Court grantee a welcome letter. This letter introduced the TLPI organization, TLPI THWC staff, possible TTA services available, links to THWC resources and potential team training, and links to two offerings of virtual Meet and Greet sessions. Primary TTA coaches were included in this letter so that grantees begin to recognize contact names.
FY24 Grantees are: Aleut, Coushatta, Gila River, Craig, Saint Regis Mohawk, and Seminole.
The Tribal Law and Policy Institute sent each FY24 CTAS Purpose Area 3 - Tribal Healing to Wellness Court grantee a welcome letter. This letter introduced the TLPI organization, TLPI THWC staff, possible TTA services available, including the forthcoming Fundamentals Training; links to THWC resources and potential team training, and information about meeting at the upcoming in-person CTAS New Grantee Orientation. Primary TTA coaches were included in this letter so that grantees begin to recognize contact names.
Wellness Court Specialist Kristina Pacheco received the operational manual from Salt River Pima (SRP), requesting review and feedback on their newly developed policies and procedures. The TLPI Document Review Team reviewed and provided feedback for SRP. Feedback was reviewed with SRP on July 8th. The SRP proceeded with making the suggested revisions.
