Measure 2981

What additional transitional services are SCA grant funds supporting in whole or in part?

RequiredotherQ7

Select all that apply. A. Case planning and management. B. Peer support or recovery coaching. C. Mentoring. D. Family-based treatment/counseling. E. Family reunification services. F. Cognitive behavioral therapies to address criminogenic risk factors. G. Medication-assisted treatment (MAT). H. Food and nutrition assistance. I. Housing support services. J. Employment assistance. K. Faith-based support. L. Vocational training. M. Education (e.g., GED support). N. Childcare. O. Transportation assistance. P. Assistance with accessing health care coverage. Q. Tribal/cultural healing. R. Civil legal assistance. S. Primary health. T. Mental health. U. Other, explain: V. N/A –This program is not providing recovery support with SCA funds. There may be wide variation among SCA efforts concerning what activities constitute meaningful engagement, as well as expectations for participants meeting specific program requirements and criteria. Information from the questions in this section should be interpreted in light of grant program design and is not meant for comparison across various programs. Participants served includes participants to whom you have provided services and treatments directly through your organization, as well as through referrals to other organizations. This number should include all participants served by your SCA-funded program, whether they are still engaged with your program or not. Participants still engaged with the program includes all participants still engaged as of the end of the reporting period. Participants no longer engaged with the program includes all participants served by your SCA-funded program since the grant began who are no longer engaged, whether their engagement stopped in this reporting period or a previous one. This number should include both individuals that completed the program requirements and those that did not.

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