Beta© 2026 Adaptrex, LLC
Beta© 2026 Adaptrex, LLC
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Edw Is a Comprehensive, Community-based Early Diversion Program With the Goal of Reducing of the Number of Adolescents With Mental Illness, Sud or Cod From Involvement in the Criminal Justice System. - Early Diversion Worcester (edw), a Comprehensive Early Diversion Program for Adolescents, Ages 14-21 Who Reside Within 10 Miles of Our New State-of-the-art, Secure Facility. Our Overarching Aim Is the Reduction of the Number of Adolescents With Mental Illness or Cod and Sud That Are Involved in the Criminal Justice System That Reside in Central Worcester County. We Will Accomplish This Through the Application of a High-quality, Responsive Program Using Holistic, Evidence-based Practices Centered on Community-based Solutions Aligned With Education Support Services and Instituting Policies That Are Recovery-oriented, Trauma-informed, and Equity-based as a Means of Improving Behavioral Health.
Committed
$987,039
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