Behavioral Health and Criminal Justice Services

CRAN provides transitional case management services for individuals with severe mental illness who are reentering New York City from Rikers Island.

Bronx TASC provides alternative to incarceration opportunities to individuals dealing with substance use disorders.

Brooklyn CLEAR redirects low-level drug offenders who receive Desk Appearance Tickets to community-based treatment services as an alternative to incarceration and prosecution.

CRAN provides transitional case management services for individuals with severe mental illness who are reentering New York City from Rikers Island.

The Brooklyn Misdemeanor Veterans Treatment Court provides trauma-informed services to veterans with a misdemeanor charge who are in need of behavioral health treatment, no matter their discharge status.

The Brooklyn SAMHSA Behavioral Health Treatment Court Collaborative improves Treatment Court outcomes by utilizing evidence-based, enhanced services to reduce recidivism and relapse.

Brooklyn TASC provides alternative to incarceration opportunities to individuals dealing with alcohol and substance use disorders.

Community Service provides constructive and proactive opportunities for individuals to make reparations for their crimes as an alternative to incarceration.

Drug Testing Services provide supervised toxicology testing and readily available and objective information to judges, other justice system officials, treatment personnel, and case managers.

Nassau County Family Treatment Court (NCFTC) is a long-term recovery program, focused on increased outcomes, that offers specialized services to substance affected parents and families coming into court under neglect proceedings.

Health Home Care Coordination helps adults with complex medical and behavioral needs to navigate the medical system.

CRAN provides transitional case management services for individuals with severe mental illness who are reentering New York City from Rikers Island.

Manhattan Treatment Court Risk-Needs-Responsivity Project provides enhanced services including vocational assistance, peer mentoring, and interactive journaling to individuals involved in the Manhattan Treatment Court.

Mental Health Diversion is a coordinated, citywide, multifaceted program that combines a variety of diversion processes. Clients can be served both within a traditional mental health court and through non-specialty dockets through the EAC Network’s Clinically Informed Judicial Supervision Model.

Nassau TASC promotes public safety by integrating the criminal justice and substance abuse treatment systems, diverting individuals from jail or prison, and providing a variety of services that support individuals through their journey of recovery while ensuring offender accountability.

New Path Treatment Center begins the recovery process in a safe and full-service Article 822 outpatient treatment program for individuals with substance abuse disorders.

Offender Reentry Program (ORP) is a voluntary program designed to assist offenders with co-occurring substance use and/or mental disorders (COD) returning to NYC from NYS Department of Correction and Community Supervision (DOCCS) prisons after serving a minimum sentence of 6 months for a felony

CRAN provides transitional case management services for individuals with severe mental illness who are reentering New York City from Rikers Island.

Queens TASC is an alternative to incarceration program for misdemeanor and felony offenders whose substance abuse or mental health is related to their criminal activity.

Rockland TASC serves individuals with mental health and/or substance use disorders involved in the criminal justice system.

Secure Continuous Remote Alcohol Monitor (SCRAM) provides continuous alcohol monitoring for individuals with a serious history of alcohol misuse, typically following a DWI case.

CRAN provides transitional case management services for individuals with severe mental illness who are reentering New York City from Rikers Island.

Staten Island TASC provides alternative to incarceration services to individuals on Staten Island who are involved in the criminal justice system and suffering from alcohol and substance use.

Stoplift offers a full-day class during which beginning shoplifters examine their motives, learn about the legal consequences of continued shoplifting, and analyze the cost of their crimes to society.

The Suffolk County Drug Court Expansion Project improves Drug Court outcomes by utilizing evidence-based, enhanced services to reduce recidivism and relapse.

Suffolk TASC promotes public safety by assisting individuals struggling with an alcohol and substance abuse who are also involved in the criminal justice system.

Suffolk TASC Alcohol Education Program (STEP) educates DWI defendants about the disease of alcohol abuse and the dangers of drinking and driving.

Suffolk Transitional Case Management (TCM) prepares individuals with mental health issues who are incarcerated in Suffolk County jails or returning from state prisons to Suffolk County, with the tools they need to successfully transition back into the community.

Suffolk Transitional Case Management – SUD prepares incarcerated individuals with substance use disorders with the tools they need to successfully transition back into the community upon their release.

EAC Network’s Opioid Overdose Prevention Program (OOPP) is one of the 850 registered opioid overdose prevention programs in New York State.

With the opioid epidemic reaching catastrophic levels, Brooklyn CLEAR’s Peer Recovery Coaches provide fentanyl detection education and fentanyl test strips to those as a harm reduction approach to save lives.