Projects & Reports

The Center for Applied Behavioral Health Policy engages in an array of projects and initiatives aimed at developing new approaches and strategies to address substance use and mental health issues.

Accountable to those we serve, the Center for Applied Behavioral Health Policy offers the public easy access to the results of its various projects and initiatives.

Projects: See what CABHP is doing now to find lasting solutions to pressing challenges facing families and communities.
- Peer Support Recovery Program: CABHP monitors implementation, provides feedback, and evaluates outcomes of a peer-based program to connect homeless people in Maricopa with treatment for substance use disorders and other needed services.
- Arnold v. Sarn: Provides support and consultation to the Arizona Department of Health Services as it complies with a class action lawsuit regarding the provision of community-based services to persons with serious mental illness.
- Casa Santa Clara Offender Re-Entry: CABHP provides ongoing technical support, training, and program monitoring to Old Pueblo Community Services as it implements a program of evidence-based treatment to homeless former offenders with substance use problems.
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Research Reports: Learn about the results and implications of ongoing and past CABHP efforts.
- Arizona Families F.I.R.S.T. (AFF) Annual Evaluation Reports: Recognizing substance abuse as a key contributing factor in child abuse and neglect, AFF targets Arizona families entering the child welfare system to provide better access to treatment and return children more quickly to a safer, healthier home environment.
- Arizona Families F.I.R.S.T. 2007 Annual Report
- Arizona Families F.I.R.S.T. 2006 Annual Report
- Arizona Families F.I.R.S.T. 2005 Annual Report
- Arizona Families F.I.R.S.T. 2004 Annual Report
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