Home About Dunn County▼ Services▼ Departments▼ Government▼ Residents▼ Business▼ Visitors▼ In Departments: Administration Dunn County Criminal Justice Collaboration Division Criminal Justice Collaborating Council (CJCC) CJCC Executive Committee Dunn County Family Treatment Court (FTC) Dunn County Treatment Opportunity Program (TOP) Dunn County Treatment Court Moral Reconation Therapy (MRT) Pretrial Assessment Services Resources Release of Information (ROI) Forms Dunn County Jail to Reentry Toolkit Finance Division Human Resources Information Technology Land Information Printer-friendly Version Dunn County Family Treatment Court (FTC) The mission of the Dunn County Family Treatment Court is to improve child welfare system outcomes for families impacted by parental substance use through evidence-based wrap-around programming, collaborative case management, and intensive judicial monitoring. The vision of the Dunn County Family Treatment Court is to create healthier families and safer communities through long-term recovery. Family Treatment Court (FTC) is a voluntary program designed to reunify families affected by parental substance use. The FTC program is designed to serve individuals who have a child abuse/neglect case against them with alcohol or substance abuse allegations. The purpose of the FTC is to address the parent’s substance use and promote sustained recovery, teach parents life-long skills to better care for themselves and their children, reduce the risk of future maltreatment of the children, and to ultimately reunify the children with their parents. The Family Treatment Court team has the ability to identify and link parents charged with abuse or neglect to resources necessary for their recovery. The parents participating in FTC attend substance-abuse treatment, receive mental health services, are subject to frequent drug and alcohol testing, meet regularly with the FTC team, attend court every other week, and are involved in other services as necessary. FTC monitors compliance, responds to progress and/or problems through graduated sanctions/rewards, establishes cooperation and communication among agencies involved in the reunification process, assures all information is up-to-date and comprehensive, and ultimately seeks to speed the entire court process, enabling the children to return home to recovered parents or achieve other permanent placements. For more information, please contact: Courtney Wolf, BSVR 3001 US Highway 12E Suite 160 Menomonie, WI 54751 Phone: (715) 231-2764 Fax (715) 232-5987 Email: cwolf@co.dunn.wi.us Printer-friendly Version Printer-friendly Version Online Support Groups SAMHSA Virtual Recovery Resources Local Meetings Menomonie Zoom AA Meetings SMART Recovery Online In The Rooms Alcoholics Anonymous “A.A. Near You” Online Meeting Options A.A. Online Intergroup Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation Narcotics Anonymous Never Alone Club Home About Dunn County Services Departments Government Residents Business Visitors powered by GovOffice.com Printer-friendly Version