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Programming at MJO (1).pdf

  1. Programming at Manhattan Justice Opportunities Manhattan Justice Opportunities offers social services, connections to resources, and community service programming as alternative sentences. We are currently providing services both in-person and over the phone. Engaging in Programming An engagement with Manhattan Justice begins with an intake appointment. The intake is a collaborative process during which participants have a conversation with a MJO staff member to identify their programming interests and goals. This intake is followed by connections to programming provided by Manhattan Justice and our community partners. Programming Options Manhattan Justice offers a range of programming options. Each option involves a time commitment of at least 45-60 minutes. Some services are available in multiple languages and outside of conventional business hours. Examples of our services include: ● Case Management and Individual Counseling: Assessments to identify needs and provide referrals to community-based resources, as well as ongoing support to monitor progress. ● Mental Health Programming: Referrals for psychotherapy and other services to community- based providers, including CASES Nathaniel Clinic. ● Substance Use Programming: Referrals to community-based detox, outpatient, and residential treatment services. ● Education and Job Readiness: Resources including career coaching support focused on refining resumes, networking, and interview prep. ● Financial Counseling: Support for managing money, setting up bank accounts, dealing with creditors and accessing emergency resources. ● Driver Accountability Program: Group intervention designed to change risky driving behaviors ● Restorative Justice: Facilitated discussions to address harm and promote healing. ● Community Service and Civic Engagement: Activities designed to help people meaningfully connect with and participate in civic life. ● Health Services: Voluntary connections to healthcare, including enrolling in insurance and accessing primary care. For questions about referrals or Manhattan Justice's services, please call one of our Resource Coordinators: Rachel Ijams | (347) 703-6476 | rijams@nycourts.gov Hannah Friedman | (347) 334-4569 | hfriedman@nycourts.gov Kai Meredith | (347) 205-3802 | kmeredith@nycourts.gov
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