disorders, and their families. Indirect Services: Peer-run, recovery community center; peer recovery support specialists embedded in outpatient treatment program and mental health support organization. Criminal Justice To provide Adults referred through Intervention and Treatment ADAA * Services consultation, the criminal justice Services education, system Direct Services: assessment, Consultation, education, assessment, referral, referral, case management treatment and Indirect Services: case Assessment, referral, case management management, outpatient treatment, services to intensive outpatient treatment, clients referred term residential and high intensity through the residential treatment. criminal justice system. * Bureau of Behavioral Health General Substance Abuse Treatment services for adult, adolescent and criminal justice programming is funded through a grant by the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, Alcohol and Drug Abuse Administration (ADAA) in the total amount of $5,684,371. Baltimore County Government supplements the programs with funding in the amount of $2,289,528. LMB Multidimensional Decrease Adolescents 12-18 Treatment (Direct): Delinquency DSS and DJS IRC per diem rate Treatment Foster problem prevention/intervention, behavior Care (MTFC) behavior and modification, teaching social/life increase skills, individual therapy, family developmentally therapy
disorders, and their families. Indirect Services: Peer-run, recovery community center; peer recovery support specialists embedded in outpatient treatment program and mental health support organization. Criminal Justice Services To provide consultation, education, assessment, referral, treatment and case management services to clients referred through the criminal justice system. Adults referred through the criminal justice system Intervention and Treatment Services Direct Services: Consultation, education, assessment, referral, case management Indirect Services: Assessment, referral, case management, outpatient treatment, intensive outpatient treatment, residential and high intensity residential treatment. ADAA * * Bureau of Behavioral Health General Substance Abuse Treatment services for adult, adolescent and criminal justice programming is funded through a grant by the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, Alcohol and Drug Abuse Administration (ADAA) in the total amount of $5,684,371. Baltimore County Government supplements the programs with funding in the amount of $2,289,528. LMB Multidimensional Treatment Foster Care (MTFC) Decrease problem behavior and increase developmentally Adolescents 12-18 Treatment (Direct): Delinquency prevention/intervention, behavior modification, teaching social/life skills, individual therapy, family therapy DSS and DJS IRC per diem rate term
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