San Diego County
Collaborative Court
Programs
Support. Sobriety. Self-Sufficiency.
Central Drug Court and Reentry Court are court-supervised programs with comprehensive treatment and case management for non-violent offenders who:
As a result of a substance-induced and/or co-occurring mental health disorder illness, enter into the criminal justice system, and are at further risk to go through jails and/or subsequently into prisons;
Have substance-induced and/or co-occurring mental health disorder illnesses, and who fail to successfully complete terms of probation/parole;
Have substance-induced and/or co-occurring mental health disorder illnesses, and could be diverted from jails into treatment.
The programs provide outpatient alcohol and drug treatment, case management, mental health counseling and drug testing services for persons who have been referred to either the Central Drug Court Program or the Reentry Court program.
The length of each program differs and is divided into phases, each with a specific focus, level of intensity and required services. The phases include: helping to establish abstinence and beginning the process of recovery; furthering participants’ recovery and establishing ongoing sobriety; followed by continuous practice to solidify skills learned in earlier phases. An aftercare period includes support services and an alumni group.
The Central Drug Court Program is certified by the State Department of Health Care Services, certification #370181CN.
The Reentry Court Program is certified by the State Department of Health Care Services, certification #370181BN.
Program disclosure for licensing/certification status" per AB 2081 - the link will list facilities on probation or with revoked/suspended license/certification.
Notice of Privacy Practices
Second Chance provides a Notice of Privacy Practices that explains how medical, behavioral health, and other protected health information may be used and disclosed, your privacy rights, our legal duties, how to request a copy of the notice, and how to ask questions or file a privacy complaint.
You may request a paper copy of the Notice of Privacy Practices at any time. You may also download the current notice below.
Download Notice of Privacy Practices
For privacy questions, requests, or complaints, please contact Second Chance’s Privacy Official through our administrative office:
Compliance Manager
Second Chance
(619) 234-8888
E-mail: compliance@secondchanceprogram.org
6145 Imperial Avenue, San Diego, CA 92114
You may also file a complaint with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Office for Civil Rights. Second Chance will not retaliate against you for filing a complaint.
