Set, Measure, Achieve: Stepping Up Guidance to Reach Prevalence Reduction Targets
How can local justice systems reduce the prevalence of serious mental illness in their populations? This brief from the Stepping Up partners supports counties in setting targets for reducing the number of people with serious mental illness in their jails, measuring progress toward meeting these targets, and achieving results. With suggested minimum goals, tips, and calculation formulas, this guidance positions counties to realize system improvements from one year to the next.
During COVID-19, telehealth has become an essential practice to connect people to services from jails.
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How three counties have committed to improving their systems’ responses to “priority populations,” people who frequently and repeatedly…
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State and local justice systems faced unprecedented challenges in 2020. We look back at our year of creating…
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How Telehealth Connects People to Treatment During COVID-19
During COVID-19, telehealth has become an essential practice to connect people to services from jails.
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Site Snapshot: How Three Counties Are Serving High-Needs Populations
How three counties have committed to improving their systems’ responses to “priority populations,” people who frequently and repeatedly encounter law enforcement, jails, and emergency departments.
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Advancing Justice in a Year of Crisis: Our 2020 Annual Report
State and local justice systems faced unprecedented challenges in 2020. We look back at our year of creating successes in the midst of hardship and building consensus despite conflict.
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