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This session allowed participants to weigh in on next steps and information needed after the OFR Annual Forum (using Poll Everywhere) and reminded participants to register their OFR, evaluate the forum and request TTA using the OFR TTA request portal.
COAP Webinar Series: New Resources for Behavioral Health & Justice Professionals to Help Individuals with Substance Use Disorders Build Recovery Capital: Health Technologies
COAP Webinar Series: New Resources for Behavioral Health & Justice Professionals to Help Individuals with Substance Use Disorders Build Recovery Capital: Health Technologies
BJA and CNA collaborate to identify and assign appropriate coaches for JRI awarded sites. These coaches bring expertise specific to the topical areas of each awarded site and relevant program management skills needs to guide sites through the JRI process over the course of their award.
On 08/11/2020, our TTA Partner Tribal Justice Institute (TJI) conducted an initial needs assessment virtual onsite visit with officials from the Puyallup Tribe.
On 08/26/2020, TTA Partner Tribal Judicial Institute (TJI) conducted an initial needs assessment virtual onsite visit with tribal court staff from the Kalispel Indian Community.
This grant was awarded to IIR, effective October 1, 2020. Activities were delayed pending the release of two specific withholding special conditions related to budget clearance. At the end of this reporting period, the budget has not yet cleared but is anticipated to be cleared, with all special conditions released, in January 2021.
On 08/18/2020, TTA Partner Tribal Judicial Institute (TJI) conducted an initial needs assessment virtual onsite visit with tribal court staff from the Fort Peck Assiniboine & Sioux Tribes.
The Tribal Healing to Wellness Court Enhancement Training is the preeminent national training opportunity for tribal problem-solving courts. Like national and regional drug court trainings, the Wellness Court Enhancement Training is oriented around the ten key components and the National Association of Drug Court Professionals (NADCP) National Drug Court Standards.
Tulalip is working collaboratively with Children and Family Futures to provide training and techincal assistance to the Tulalip Healing to Wellness Court. The collaboration has focused on providing tribal-specific practices for Tulalip to use in developing their Family Healing to Wellness Court. The intended outcome of the technical assistance is for Tulalip Team members to gain knowledge about Family Wellness Court best practices, especially those that are tribal-specific to build on the TTA they have received from Children and Family Futures previously.
