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Apply Now to Join Law Enforcement and Homelessness Community of Practice
Apply to join a virtual Community of Practice on using data to inform law enforcement strategies for addressing the needs of people experiencing homelessness.
Co-Occurring Substance Use, Housing, Law Enforcement, Mental Health
4 Tips to Successfully Open a Crisis Stabilization Unit
Understanding system gaps and taking the right funding approach are key.
Co-Occurring Substance Use, Crisis Systems, Mental Health
House Appropriations Committee Approves ’21 Funding for DOJ Programs
The funding includes continued investment in key programs, including Justice Reinvestment and the Justice and Mental Health Collaboration Program.
Co-Occurring Substance Use, Correctional Facilities, Courts, Law Enforcement, Mental Health
Apply Now for Short-Term, Free Support
Apply for short-term, free support to better understand how people with mental illnesses move through your local criminal justice system.
Correctional Facilities, Crisis Systems, Law Enforcement, Mental Health
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Bridges Gap Between Police and the Community
Cedar Rapids, Iowa’s police department partnered with Foundation 2 to create a co-responder program which helps officers connect people to crisis services.
Co-Occurring Substance Use, Law Enforcement, Mental Health
Funding Spotlight: New Grants Support Justice & Mental Health Partnerships
Co-Occurring Substance Use, Correctional Facilities, Law Enforcement, Mental Health
JMHCP Grant Helps San Luis Obispo ‘Step Up’ to Improve Lives of People With Mental Illnesses in Jail
San Luis Obispo, California was awarded a Justice and Mental Health Collaboration (JMHCP) grant from the U.S. Department of Justice’s…
Co-Occurring Substance Use, Correctional Facilities, Courts, Mental Health
Stepping Up Initiative Celebrates 500 Counties Milestone
“Stepping Up was born out of conversations with community leaders, law enforcement officials, and behavioral health specialists, who told us that the number of people with mental illnesses coming into their jails was a top…
Co-Occurring Substance Use, Correctional Facilities, Mental Health
U.S. Senators Express Support for Key Justice Programs
Senate leaders took strong bipartisan action in support of three programs aimed at increasing public safety and reducing recidivism at the local and state levels.
Co-Occurring Substance Use, Correctional Facilities, Courts, Law Enforcement, Mental Health
U.S. House Members Express Support for Key Justice Programs
Co-Occurring Substance Use, Courts, Law Enforcement, Mental Health