Recovery Works Indiana
Recovery Works provides support services for individuals involved in the criminal justice system, operating on vouchers until insurance coverage is obtained. Wildcat Recovery partners with Recovery Works to offer customized treatment and recovery solutions to the community, aiming to assist those at risk of incarceration or legal issues in finding the support needed to overcome challenges.
What we are providing
- Wildcat Recovery works directly with Recovery Works to provide services to individuals involved with the criminal justice system
- Wildcat Recovery accepts the Recovery Works voucher-based system as an additional funding source until individuals are linked with insurance
- Our objective is to help individuals at risk of incarceration or legal issues find the necessary support and resources
APPLY FOR RECOVERY WORKS GRANT
Check if you qualify:
If you have not been on probation and have not been convicted of a felony in Indiana within the past 10 years, you are eligible for self-referral in recovery programs.
Simply follow the link to start your application. Reach out to us for any assistance you may require during the process. We are dedicated to supporting you, as we have successfully assisted many clients with their recovery journeys.
You can still qualify.
If you are on any type of probation, your probation officer must initiate the referral for recovery works.
We have guided numerous individuals through this journey. Contact us for any assistance you may require along the way. Our promise is to support you, having successfully aided many clients on their journey to recovery.
Focus
In the general population, 5.4% of individuals are affected by serious mental illness, while 8.8% struggle with substance use disorder. Among the current prison population, 16% have been diagnosed with a serious mental illness. State prisons see over half of their inmates (53%) dealing with substance use disorder, while federal prisons have just under half (45%) with the same diagnosis. The percentage of individuals with substance use disorder who return to prison peaks at 75%. A vital partnership between the criminal justice system and mental health and addiction service providers is crucial to reducing recidivism rates and promoting recovery.
Purpose
In 2012, the Council of State Government Justice Center created a white paper called "Adults with Behavioral Health Needs under Correctional Supervision." It detailed how corrections, mental health, and substance use systems can collaborate to help individuals with their needs and avoid criminal involvement. In 2015, Indiana approved House Enrolled Act 1006, establishing the Forensic Treatment Grant Program. This program funds services for uninsured or non-Medicaid individuals through a voucher system named Recovery Works. HEA 1006 allocated $10 million for the first year and $20 million for the next to DMHA-certified organizations treating populations with criminogenic factors.
Goals
Recovery Works places its emphasis on pre-incarceration diversion services and post-incarceration re-entry services, with the goal of steering low-level offenders away from incarceration towards community-based support systems. By aiming not only to reduce recidivism by 20% but also to promote recovery through community support and treatment, the program plays a crucial role in decreasing the entry of individuals with mental health and addiction disorders into the criminal justice system.
Places where Recovery Works provides assistance:
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Residential Rehab
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Recovery Residence
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Intensive Out-Patient Therapy
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3/4 housing
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