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  • Adolescent Psychology
  • Substance Abuse Treatment

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  • Substance use disorders (SUDs) affect millions in the U.S., often beginning in adolescence.
  • Adolescents arrested for drug/alcohol offenses may be referred to programs like AIP as a jail alternative.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To evaluate the effectiveness of a faith-based Adolescent Intervention Program (AIP) for adolescents with substance use issues.
  • To assess AIP as a viable alternative to juvenile court intervention for adolescent substance abuse.

Main Methods:

  • Quality improvement project utilizing W.K. Kellogg's Step-by-Step Guide to Evaluation.
  • Incorporated Empowerment and Culturally Responsive Evaluation approaches.
  • Conducted structured interviews with key stakeholders (n=5).

Main Results:

  • High program completion rate (estimated 98%) among 2,437 adolescent participants.
  • Low recidivism rate reported: 1-2% return for a second try, and 5-6% (5% overall) are sent back to court.
  • Stakeholders reported positive outcomes and program effectiveness.

Conclusions:

  • Faith-based drug and alcohol recovery programs, like AIP, can be effective for adolescent SUD prevention.
  • AIP serves as a successful alternative to jail time for adolescents involved with the legal system.
  • Recommendations include enhancing data tracking, leadership planning, volunteer support, and parent/adolescent educational resources.