Hendry and Glades Counties to begin mental health court program
Special to Lake Okeechobee News
Posted 12/26/23
Hanley Foundation's Casey Rogers, Shawna Prope, Angela Noon, and Alli Jimenez joined Okeechobee Mental Health Court's Judge Wallace...
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Hendry and Glades Counties to begin mental health court program
Photo courtesy Hanley Foundation
Hanley Foundation's Casey Rogers, Shawna Prope, Angela Noon, and Alli Jimenez joined Okeechobee Mental Health Court's Judge Wallace in preparation for the Hendry and Glades County Mental Health Court diversion program launch.
Hanley Foundation is involved in creating and implementing a diversion program for youth and adults to receive mental health services instead of traditional probation or jail. Participants will receive mental health services and be connected to community resources to reduce recidivism rates and improve social and emotional well-being.
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Special to Lake Okeechobee News
GLADES COUNTY — Hanley Foundation's Casey Rogers, Shawna Prope, Angela Noon, and Alli Jimenez joined Okeechobee Mental Health Court's Judge Wallace in preparation for the Hendry and Glades County Mental Health Court diversion program launch.
Hanley Foundation is involved in creating and implementing a diversion program for youth and adults to receive mental health services instead of traditional probation or jail. Participants will receive mental health services and be connected to community resources to reduce recidivism rates and improve social and emotional well-being.
