Horizon Behavioral Health

Lynchburg Adult Drug Court Capacity Expansion - Horizon Behavioral Health Proposes to Expand the Lynchburg Adult Drug Court (LADC) in Lynchburg, Virginia. Our Population of Focus Is Adults With a Criminal Charge Who Are on Probation and Have a Substance Use Disorder (sud). Ladc Provides Comprehensive Treatment Focused on Equitable, Accessible, and Timely Care. Our Ladc Is at Full Capacity and Unable to Meet Community Needs as a Response to Individuals Involved in the Criminal Justice System With an Sud. Funding Will Allow Expansion of Our Capacity to Serve 20 Unduplicated Individuals Per Year for the Project Duration. Lynchburg Is an Independent City Located in Central Virginia and Bordered by Amherst, Appomattox, Bedford, and Campbell Counties. the Ladc Began as a Pilot in 2017 and Currently Serves 20 Participants. With Additional Funding, We Will Be Positioned to Serve 20 Additional Unduplicated Clients Each Year, Beginning by the Fourth Month After Receiving Funding, for a Total of 100 Unduplicated Clients Through the Course of the Project. Our Budget Includes the Cost of a Probation Officer to Supervise Additional Ladc Cases, Thereby Increasing Capacity. Our Ladc Is Anchored in and Driven by the Key Components of the Drug Court Model and Uses the Following Evidence-based Practices: Community Reinforcement Approach, Moral Reconation Therapy, and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing. Our Proposal Includes a Robust Multi-method Program Evaluation (qualitative Case Study and Quantitative Data Analysis) to Provide Both a Formative and Summative Evaluation.