In 1996, the NDCSF was incorporated as a 501(c)3 to help the substance abuse problem in our local criminal justice system. Its mission is to solicit support for the Davidson County Drug Court Residential Program, which provides supervision and treatment of non-violent offenders with substance abuse problems, as well as employment and social transition assistance.  This grant will support a portion of the NDCSF Research and Housing Coordinator's salary.  14/20 (70%) Mental Health Court intakes will demonstrate a reduction in 2 mental health symptoms prior to graduating from the residential program.  13/20 (65%) Drug Court/Methamphetamine intakes will remain in the residential program for 12 months and reach 12 months consistent sobriety.  13/20 (65%) Drug Court/Methamphetamine intakes will demonstrate a reduction in 2 mental health symptoms prior to graduating from the residential program.