1. Cobb Douglas Community Services Board Tod Citron, CEO Stacy Hull, LPC Director of Residential Services and Addictive Diseases

2. PARTNERSHIP Judge Juanita Stedman, Cobb County Juvenile Court Family Dependency Treatment Court, 2006 Positive Impact on Community Communication

3. Judge Stedman Family Dependency Treatment Court Team DFCS Attorney Guardian Ad Litem CASA Cobb CSB Treatment TEAM APPROACH

4. Treatment Services Substance Use Education Substance Abuse Assessments Individual Counseling Post Partum Education/Monitoring Case Management Childcare & Parenting program Educational & Vocational services Transportation Nursing & Physician Assessments Psychiatric Referral Medication Monitoring Family Education & Support Trauma Recovery & Empowerment Residential Supports

5. TREATMENT PROGRAMS Mothers Making A Change (outpatient and residential) Cooper Street Quarterway Ready For Work Families Making A Change Transitional Housing

6. MMAC Program Description Mothers Making A Change (MMAC) is a gender specific, outpatient substance abuse treatment program for pregnant women and/or women with children under 18 years of age. Target population Length of treatment Referral Sources Aftercare

7. MMAC Residential (Cooper Street) Program Description Cooper Street Residential : Seven two-bedroom town homes Capacity : 12 families Length of treatment Staffing

8. Residential Programs (con’t) Ready for Work is a gender specific, substance abuse Eligibility : Open case with DFCS Capacity: RFW 30 families. Post Partum Women Program: is a gender specific program for pregnant women, or post partum women with a child under 18 months of age Capacity: Post Partum: 10 families

9. Transitional Housing Transitional housing provide 3 months of independent living Completed Treatment Aftercare/Counseling

10. Outcomes FY’12 Cobb CSB served 45 women in FDTC Completions 27- 60% Currently Enrollment: 13

11. Stacy Hull 770-499-2422 shull@cobbcsb.com Contact Information