Oklahoma Women in Recovery
Aligned SDGs
- Oklahoma Women in Recovery
- General overview
- Location
- Involved organisations
- Outcome metrics
- Other resources
- Spreadsheet of data
- Oklahoma Women in Recovery
- General overview
- Location
- Involved organisations
- Outcome metrics
- Other resources
- Spreadsheet of data
General overview
Stage of development: Implementation
Policy sector: Criminal justice
Start date of service provision: Apr 2017
Capital raised (minimum): USD 9m
Service users: 625 individuals
Intervention
The intervention is an intensive outpatient alternative to incarceration for eligible women facing long-term prison sentences for nonviolent,
primarily drug-related offenses. The intervention equips women with the skills they need to become productive members of society. The program works closely with the criminal justice system and multiple community partners.
Target population
Participants must be women with felony charges issued in Tulsa County. They must also be 18 years old or older with substance use disorders, prison-bound, and ineligible for other Tulsa County diversion programs.
Location
Country
- United States
Service delivery locations
- Tulsa County, Oklahoma, USA
Involved organisations
Commissioners/outcome payers
Service Providers
Investors
Intermediary organisations
Outcome metrics
- Reduction in incarceration of participants in DOC - program completion rate. Number of individuals who succesfully graduated from the program. FC&S performance and DOC incarceration data.
- Reduction in incarceration of participants in DOC - program recidivism rate. Number of individuals who avoided DOC custody 24 months after program start date. FC&S performance and DOC incarceration data.
- Reduction in incarceration of participants in DOC - program recidivism rate. Number of individuals who avoided DOC custody 36 months after program start date. FC&S performance and DOC incarceration data.
- Reduction in incarceration of participants in DOC - program recidivism rate. Number of individuals who avoided DOC custody 54 months after program start date. FC&S performance and DOC incarceration data.
Other resources
Spreadsheet of data
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