Onondaga County
ONONDAGA DRUG & ALCOHOL PROGRAM (ATIP I)
Philip Galuppi, Probation Director
                      Edward Kochian County Office Building
                      600 South State Street, Suite #500 
                      Syracuse, NY 13202-2923 
                      Phone: (315) 435-2380, Fax: (315) 435-3329
						Onondaga County Probation Department
  
                      The primary focus of ATIP I is individuals with unaddressed substance abuse issues who have failed at previous attempts to remain sober.  Clients are screened by Drug Court personnel. If deemed appropriate for Drug Court, a case manager conducts an evaluation, and a treatment plan is developed.  Once the client enters treatment the case is monitored by a probation officer, case manager, and the local Drug Court.  This treatment team will address the client’s needs as identified in the NYCOMPAS and substance abuse evaluation.
ONONDAGA COUNTY DAY REPORTING PROGRAM (ATIP II)
Philip Galuppi, Probation Director
                      Edward Kochian County Office Building
                      600 South State Street, Suite #500 
                      Syracuse, NY 13202-2923 
                      Phone: (315) 435-2380, Fax: (315) 435-3329
						Onondaga County Probation Department
  
                      The Day Reporting Program (ATIP ll) is intended to address the needs of individuals under probation supervision and defendant’s suffering from co-occurring substance abuse and mental illness.  All jail bound violations are screened for appropriateness for this or another ATIP.  In addition, investigators completing pre-sentence reports have been instructed to screen cases for possible alternative to a period of incarceration.  Once enrolled in the program, the clients undergo a full substance abuse/ psychosocial assessment.  Treatment recommendations and treatment plan are formulated and shared with the participant as well as Court.  The probation officer is assigned to monitor and provide case management services. In addition, where necessary, the ATIP case managers assist in this role.
ONONDAGA CLIENT SPECIFIC PLANNING PROGRAM
David Condliffe, Executive Director
                      115 East Jefferson Street, Suite #300 
                      Syracuse, NY 13202 
                      Phone: (315) 422-5638 Ext. 233, Fax: (315) 471-4924
						Center for Community Alternatives
                    
The Center for Community Alternatives (CCA) Client Specific Planning (CSP) program, based in Syracuse, New York, is a defender-based advocacy program providing sentencing mitigation services.
CATHOLIC CHARITIES OF ONONDAGA COUNTY SEX OFFEDNDER TREATMENT PROGRAM
Ellen  Ketchum, Director of Clinical Services
                      1654 West Onondaga Street 
                      Syracuse, NY 13204-3310 
                      Phone: (315) 362-7568, Fax: (315) 424-8262
						Catholic Charities of Syracuse
  
                      Catholic Charities of Onondaga County Sex Offender Treatment Program (CCOC-SOTP) provides treatment services as an Alternative to Incarceration (ATI) for male adults convicted of Penal Law felonies and misdemeanors based upon having sexual contact with a child under 18 years old, having accessed child pornography, or having engaged in forcible sexual contact with an adult.  Services include a risk/needs assessment to determine their appropriateness for group therapy and ongoing sex-offender specific treatment groups.
ONONDAGA COUNTY JAIL-BASED CBI PROGRAM
  David Condliffe, Executive Director
  Center for Community Alternatives, Inc.
  115  East Jefferson Street, Suite 200
  Syracuse,  NY 13202
  Phone: (315) 422-5638 Ext. 294, Fax: (315) 471-4924
	Onondaga  County Correctional Facility
					
The Center for Community Alternatives (CCA) Jail-Based CBI Program provides a Jail-Based program operating in Syracuse, NY and serves those incarcerated at the Onondaga County Correctional Facility.  The program's primary goals are reducing criminogenic thinking, developing pro-social values, attitudes, and connections. The Program achieves these goals by directly providing pre-release services to participants including a pre-approved Cognitive Behavioral Intervention, Interactive Journaling (IJ), as well as Transitional Planning.