Celebrate Judge Matthew Anderson

Please join the Collaborative Courts Foundation as we celebrate this great judge!
 

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Second Annual Pickleball Tournament

Please join the Collaborative Courts Foundation for its Second Annual Pickleball Tournament!

our mission

The Foundation helps participants in Court-supervised programs overcome substance abuse and/or mental health issues and become productive members of  society.

Community

The Foundation provides a wide range of services and support that help participants – who are working very hard to change their lives – become part of the community.

Self-Confidence

Participants gain confidence in themselves and others when strangers – such as the Foundation – provide emergency housing and opportunities to restore relationships with family and friends.

Well-being

The Foundation pays for emergency and restorative dental services and vision care so participants have fewer obstacles to overcome as they pursue employment and educational opportunities.

Empowerment

The Foundation pays for scholarships and workshops that help participants develop job and life skills.

Education and Vocational Training

The Foundation provides participants with scholarships for tuition and educational materials so they can develop the job and life skills necessary to complete the program and succeed after graduation.

 

Dental and Vision Care

The Foundation pays for eye exams and lenses as well as restorative dental care to help so participants can overcome the physical obstacles to success in the program and after graduation.

Emergency Housing

The Foundation pays for interim emergency sober living housing so participants have the environment necessary to begin and complete their journey to physical and mental health.

Our Mission

 The Foundation helps participants in Court-supervised programs overcome substance abuse and/or mental health issues so they can become productive members of society

Please click here to see a short video that provides more information about the Collaborative Courts Programs, the Foundation and how we partner with the Courts to save lives, strengthen our communities and save tax dollars.

Change is Possible

People can rise above their circumstances.  All they need is the will and a helping hand.  There is an alternative to a lifetime of addiction, incarceration, or dependence on public programs.  The 20 Collaborative Courts programs, operating alongside the traditional court system, address issues of substance abuse, mental health and homelessness by providing non-violent offenders judicial supervision with rigorously monitored rehabilitation services.

Help is Available

The Orange County Collaborative Courts are among the best in the nation and the world.  Combat veterans, at-risk teens, victims of mental illness, and those on the run from abusive homes are assisted in finding jobs, restoring family relationships and assuming positions as productive members of society.  Armed with discipline, self-confidence, and valuable life skills, these people rise.

In 2018 alone, Orange County realized savings of more than $11.2 million dollars by providing life-changing alternatives instead of incarceration.  The reward is knowing that the results are measured not only in dollars, but in lives transformed.  These programs save money, save lives and make our communities safer.

At the Foundation, we help program participants break the cycle of incarceration and re-arrest.  We open the eyes of men, women, and youthful offenders to the kind of life that could be theirs.  Armed with awareness, tools, and skills, the idea of a better life becomes more than a dream; it becomes a viable reality.  Program participants must work hard. They learn how to take control. They see that the future is in their own hands.  Our goal is to help them grasp it.

A better life can become a reality…

"The Foundation is the jewel in our crown. It is what makes our programs truly outstanding by offering assistance with dental and educational needs, job skills and opportunities for personal growth. The Foundation can be counted on to support our clients."

Hon. Wendy Lindley, Judge of the Superior Court
Central Justice Center

"Successful rehabilitation takes a community dedicated to providing real, practical help. Here, the Foundation has led the way, linking services with needs, opportunities with interest, and experiences with dreams."

Hon. Matthew Anderson, Judge of the Superior Court
Harbor Justice Center, Newport Beach

"The Collaborative Courts take the negative event of arrest and turn it into a positive for the defendant and society. The Foundation plays a critically important role in the success of our participants and our programs."

Hon. Carl Biggs, Judge of the Superior Court
Harbor Justice Center, Newport Beach

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