Case Care Management System (CCM) for Social Integration of Drug-Related Offenders

Case Care Management System (CCM) for the Social Integration of Persons in Conflict with the Law for Drug-related Offenses

Data

Status

Active

Start - End

2017 - 2026

Implementation

Social Networks

Threads: @CICAD_OEA

In the framework of the Alternatives to Incarceration (ATI) initiative, the Case Care Management (CCM) program promotes the creation of multi-system cooperation among key decisionmakers from the justice and health sectors, as well as those from Social Services. The CCM strengthens the institutional capacity of member states by creating opportunities for the treatment and social integration of justice-involved individuals with substance use disorders. The CCM also promotes mechanisms for the effective evaluation of ATI interventions which encourage follow-up with participants after the completion and graduation of programs.

Objectives

To contribute to the development of policies that work towards the prevention of low-level drug-related crime, the reduction of prison populations, and the effective social integration of low-level offenders with substance use disorders.

Activities

Publication of a CCM curriculum to train decision makers and professionals involved in the development and implementation of CCM systems.
Development of the CCM curriculum for adolescents.
Training on CCM is aimed at countries interested in implementing the model in Latin America and the Caribbean.
Follow-up and assistance to countries on the design, adaptation, and implementation of CCM pilots in their countries.
Assistance in the identification of monitoring indicators and data collection to support the effective evaluation of CCM projects within the ATI framework.
Sensitization on ATI and CCM for countries interested in the model.
Exchange of good practices on the effective social integration of persons in conflict with the law through ATI and CCM.

More Results

Results

Publication of the curriculum on Case Care Management for socio-occupational integration of justice-involved individuals with substance use disorders

9 training workshops since 2017 on socio-occupational integration of justice-involved individuals with substance use disorders

More than 1,000 professionals trained/sensitized since 2017 on socio-occupational integration of justice-involved individuals with substance disorders

26 Master Trainers (Trainers) trained to deliver the CCM curriculum internationally

Number of countries and number of professionals sensitized on CCM: over 13 countries and over 700 professionals

Countries implementing a CCM pilot project: 1 Trinidad and Tobago

Number of webinars held on CCM (9 webinars 2021 - 2024)

3 in-person events held on CCM (2020-2023): Trinidad and Tobago, Washington, DC and Costa Rica

Beneficiary Countries