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  • All Rise, Founded as National Association of Drug Court Professionals: A nonprofit organization dedicated to transforming the judice system's response to substance use and mental health through treatment courts and recovery-focused solutions.
  • Justice System Partners Coaching: Instead of emphasizing surveillance, CRMC helps agencies build stronger relationships, understand the challenges people face, and guide them toward long-term success. This model gives staff the tools to support growth, celebrate progress, and create a system that helps individuals truly thrive.
  • Nevada Judiciary Annual Report 2025 (Page 14): A comprehensive overview of the state's judicial activities, highlighting reforms, caseload statistics, and initiatives aimed at enhancing access to justice.
  • Office of National Drug Court Policy  (ONDCP): Coordinates national drug policy, overseeing a $44 billion budget across 19 agencies, and funds programs to combat addiction and support community health.
  • rehabnet.com: A guide to top alcohol and drug rehab centers in Nevada to help you compare treatment options for yourself or a loved one.
  • Start Your Recovery: Directory that helps individuals find trusted local treatment and support options for substance use and mental health challenges. Users can filter by location, type of care, payment options, and more, making it easier to connect with help tailored to their needs.
  • Treatment Court Institute:  A division of All Rise (formerly the National Drug Court Institute), serves as a national leader in training, technical assistance, and research dissemination for over 4,000 treatment court programs across the United States.
  • Justice Involved Education (JIVE):  Jarret Orcutt Coordinator, Educational Partnership Programs, Truckee Meadows Community College, 775-824-3856, jorcutt@tmcc.edu
  • Rural Justice Exchange - July 2026: A publication from Rulo Strategies that provides training and support to rural court programs.
  • Federal Funding Opportunities: Federal grants and other funding opportunities for specialty court programs to consider.
  • PTSD Foundation of America: PTSD Foundation of America provides programs, outreach services, and advocacy efforts designed to help veterans find the tools they need to lead healthy lives after combat. They work alongside Veterans Treatment Courts and legal teams when a veteran has been approved by their court and legal representatives to participate in their program. Also featuring  Camp Hope- a long-term residential recovery program serving combat veterans living with the effects of combat-related PTSD, substance use, and related challenges.
  • Mental Health US: Mental Health US is a public resource that helps individuals find mental and behavioral health providers across the United States. In addition to their provider directory, there is educational information on treatment options, levels of care, and mental health conditions to help people better understand available support and services.