TCSA has created a simple process for Courts and Attorneys to direct participants to a Diversion Track for disposition. Generally, negations or agreements are made within the court system between a prosecutor and defense attorney which specify a certain disposition of a case for certain completed requirements by the participant/defendant (as agreed to by the defendant). Often this is a dismissal or reduction of a pending criminal offense. The requirements vary depending on the jurisdiction and specifics of the individual risk/needs of the participant. TCSA has a cafeteria-style process for requirements to be selected.
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Texas Community Supervision Alternatives (TCSA) has provided substance recovery services to the TJ program since 2022. In 2023, TCSA was awarded a contract to administer this innovative program providing opportunities to 17 to 24 year old individuals who have been arrested for qualifying felony offenses. The TJ program is impacting these young adults and their communities by providing opportunities for them to gain life changing information, support, and services. Please see the TJ website for more information.
To start a confidential conversation about how TCSA may provide services to your Court, Agency, and/or Elected Office, please contact us.
