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Adolescent Recovery Oriented Systems of Care
A multi-year project for juvenile treatment courts that wish to lead the field in applying the principles of recovery capital to improve operations and enhance positive youth development.
Overview
The Adolescent Recovery Oriented Systems of Care (AROSC) project is a multi-year endeavor for juvenile treatment courts that wish to lead the field in applying the principles of recovery capital to improve operations and enhance positive youth development. Six juvenile treatment court programs are selected to participate in the AROSC project through a competitive application process.
During this two-year project, selected programs will re-envision operations through a recovery-oriented lens. Each team will be assigned an All Rise coach to serve as its primary point of contact.
Before You Apply
What you need to apply:
- Operational for at least three years
- Commitment from all core treatment court team members to participate (at minimum, judge, prosecution, defense, court coordinator, school representative, treatment provider, and community supervision)
- Accept participants diagnosed with substance use disorder
- Ability to identify and describe local, youth-oriented recovery resources
- Support from administration and other decision-makers
- Willingness to engage in change processes and measure outcomes
What’s covered:
- Complete a court self-assessment tool
- Conduct a comprehensive community mapping exercise
- Engage in strategic planning
- Build relationships with community groups and local agencies
- Receive training on how to assess youth pre- and post-program to measure recovery capital
- Implement new or refined staffing/court procedures centered on assessing and enhancing recovery capital elements
- Evaluate the effectiveness of the above efforts
Available Training Dates
Training dates are identified once your program is accepted. Applications are now closed but may reopen in late summer or fall of 2023.