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Adult CHANGE Court

Mission Statement

The mission of CHANGE Court is to provide a comprehensive and compassionate treatment-based substance abuse program that empowers individuals to overcome addiction and achieve a path towards recovery and wellness. We are committed to delivering evidence-based services that address the unique needs of each participant while fostering a supportive and non-judgmental environment that promotes healing, growth, and positive change.

CHANGE Court:

  • Courage,
  • Healing,
  • Awareness,
  • New Growth, and
  • Empowerment

Program Overview

The Adult CHANGE Court began pilot operation on October 7, 1997, and is a felony-level Treatment Court program.  Special Master Nicholas Cullander conducts CHANGE Court every Thursday at 4:00pm at the Aztec District Court.  Judge Gurley also conducts CHANGE Court when he is available.

The program has the capacity to treat 45 individuals at a time.

FY 2024 Program Outcomes

  • # of Individuals Served: 71
  • Recidivism Rate of Graduates: 18%
  • Retention Rate: 86%
  • Graduation Rate: 30%

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