Court Intervention Projects is a dedicated social services organization that provides comprehensive support to individuals involved in the criminal justice system. Focused on preventing recidivism and fostering healthier communities, the organization offers court-mandated and voluntary programs tailored to those facing legal challenges due to substance use, mental health issues, or behavioral concerns. Their collaborative approach brings together legal entities, treatment providers, and social workers to support rehabilitation over incarceration.

The organization is known for its case management services and personalized treatment planning, ensuring each client receives the resources needed to address root causes of their justice involvement. Specialized programs may include substance abuse education, anger management, and domestic violence intervention. Court Intervention Projects is also active in advocating for fairer policies and practices within the justice system, promoting alternatives to incarceration and restorative justice practices. Community-centered, culturally sensitive, and outcome-driven, it plays a critical role in bridging the gap between the court system and rehabilitative services.

Key Services:

– Court-mandated intervention programs
– Case management for justice-involved individuals
– Substance abuse and mental health assessments
– Anger management and domestic violence counseling
– Individualized treatment plans and referrals
– Restorative justice and reentry support
– Collaboration with courts and legal systems
– Community advocacy and policy engagement