Collaborative Courts Foundation
Also known as The Collaborative Courts Foundation, CCF, and OC Collaborative Courts Foundation.
Collaborative Courts Foundation is an organization in Laguna Beach, CA offering childcare, clothing, education, employment, financial, food, healthcare, housing, mental health, training, transportation, veteran services, and youth services. Provides support and services to participants in the Orange County Collaborative Court programs so they overcome obstacles and become productive members of society.
- Location
- Laguna Beach, CA
- Services
- Childcare, Clothing, Education, Employment, Financial, Food, Healthcare, Housing, Mental health, Training, Transportation, Veteran services, Youth services
- Website
- https://collaborativecourtsfoundation.org/
- EIN
- 223941228
Services
Interim sober living housing
Foundation pays for transitional sober living housing, typically one or two weeks, with the client to begin paying when able.
Eligibility: Drug Court and DUI Court clients transitioning to sober living who cannot yet pay.
Application: Requests are made by the Court team to the Foundation in writing after need is determined.
Educational assistance and scholarships
Scholarships pay for community college classes and vocational school tuition.
Vision care and dental services
Pays for an eye exam and corrective lenses, and restorative dental care, when the Court requests.
Eligibility: After the Court has determined the participant needs the services to succeed in the program.
Transportation passes
Daily or monthly bus passes provided to the Courts, which allocate them based on need.
Necessities and limited child care
Food cards, gas cards, clothing, diapers and other necessities, plus limited child care, when requested by Court staff and funds are available.
Social and cultural activities
Cultural and sporting events that help participants reconnect with family and friends.
Supplemental mental health counseling
Foundation funds and coordinates supplemental mental health counseling, tattoo removal and workshops on financial literacy, wellness and job skills.
Eligibility: When requested by the Courts after a determination of need.
Veterans housing, utility and fines assistance
Interim housing, food cards, utility bill payment and payment of fines or fees.
Eligibility: Veterans with combat-generated mental and/or physical injuries in Veterans Court or Military Diversion Court.
Drug Court participant support
Bus passes, emergency dental and medical funds, free vision care, interim emergency housing and employment workshops.
Eligibility: Non-violent offenders whose criminal conduct is attributable to a substance abuse problem.
DUI Court participant support
Emergency sober living housing, bus passes, emergency dental and medical funds, free eye exams and lenses, employment workshops.
Eligibility: Based only on requests from the Court after need is determined.
Mental health court participant support
Supplemental mental health assessment and counseling, housing, dental, eye care, transportation, scholarships.
Homeless Outreach Court participant support
Transitional housing funds, emergency medication, bus passes and family reunification.
Questions
What does Collaborative Courts Foundation offer?
Collaborative Courts Foundation offers Interim sober living housing, Educational assistance and scholarships, Vision care and dental services, Transportation passes, Necessities and limited child care, Social and cultural activities, Supplemental mental health counseling, Veterans housing, utility and fines assistance, Drug Court participant support, DUI Court participant support, Mental health court participant support, and Homeless Outreach Court participant support.
Where is Collaborative Courts Foundation?
Collaborative Courts Foundation is in Laguna Beach, CA.
How do I contact Collaborative Courts Foundation?
To reach Collaborative Courts Foundation, visit https://collaborativecourtsfoundation.org/.
Who is eligible for Interim sober living housing?
Eligibility for Interim sober living housing: Drug Court and DUI Court clients transitioning to sober living who cannot yet pay.
How do I apply for Interim sober living housing?
Application for Interim sober living housing: Requests are made by the Court team to the Foundation in writing after need is determined.
Who is eligible for Vision care and dental services?
Eligibility for Vision care and dental services: After the Court has determined the participant needs the services to succeed in the program.
Who is eligible for Supplemental mental health counseling?
Eligibility for Supplemental mental health counseling: When requested by the Courts after a determination of need.
Who is eligible for Veterans housing, utility and fines assistance?
Eligibility for Veterans housing, utility and fines assistance: Veterans with combat-generated mental and/or physical injuries in Veterans Court or Military Diversion Court.
Who is eligible for Drug Court participant support?
Eligibility for Drug Court participant support: Non-violent offenders whose criminal conduct is attributable to a substance abuse problem.
Who is eligible for DUI Court participant support?
Eligibility for DUI Court participant support: Based only on requests from the Court after need is determined.
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