Family Treatment Courts Training and Technical Assistance Program (FTC TTA Program)
Link
https://www.cffutures.org/national-fdc-tta-program/
Sponsor
Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP)
Description
Provides training and technical assistance to states, tribes, and local jurisdictions to develop, enhance, and sustain family treatment courts (FTCs). Offers a range of resources, publications, and web-based learning tools to help implement evidence-based practices, strengthen family treatment court operations, and achieve better outcomes for participants. Promotes the use FTCs to provide safe environments for children and address the needs of justice-involved parents with substance use disorder (SUD) through intensive judicial monitoring and interventions to treat SUD and other co-occurring risk factors.
What This Program Offers
The FTC TTA Program training and technical assistance program can provide:
- Hands-on and web-based technical assistance and program evaluation
- FTC Learning Academy annual web-based training event
- Online tutorials offering 5 self-paced training modules on different aspects of the family treatment court model
- Peer learning court program to identify and bring in visiting FTC professionals to provide mentorship and practical guidance to family treatment courts
- Publications, reports, and other materials on topics related to family treatment courts, including a planning guide and other documents describing best practices and national standards
Who Can Receive Services from This Program
States, tribes, and local jurisdictions seeking to enhance the operation of family treatment courts are eligible for assistance.
Geographic Coverage
Nationwide
Application
There is no application process to receive assistance. To request technical assistance, complete the online request form.
Topics This Program Addresses
Community Supervision • Justice System • Parents, Families, and Children • Recovery • Substance Use Disorder • Treatment