The Chester County Chronic Substance Awareness Program (CSAP) provides treatment and support to justice involved individuals diagnosed with a substance use disorder (SUD). CSAP utilizes a collaborative and problem-solving approach by connecting participants to state-licensed substance abuse treatment providers for assessment and treatment. In addition, CSAP utilizes a random SUD testing program to aid participants in their recovery. The officers assigned to this program provide intensive supervision and continuous communication with community providers.
Eligibility
CSAP is a court ordered condition of supervision. In general, participants that are ordered into the program have been diagnosed with a substance use disorder.
Supervision Requirements
-Frequent personal contact with the supervising officer
-Comply with assessment & recommendations
-Comply with the treatment plan
-Random SUD testing
-Remain SUD free
-Maintain stable residence
-Actively searching for employment or enrollment in training or educational program
Completion
Participants may step down to general supervision after completing treatment and upon satisfactory completion of the SUD testing program