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Strengthening Community Partnerships in Athens-Clarke County

Learn how Clarke County collaborates with partners to address criminal/behavioral health, providing data and contact info for crisis management. Let's work together for a better community!

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Strengthening Community Partnerships in Athens-Clarke County

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  1. CIT is Community Clarke County Partners Katie McFarland, LCSW Program Manager, Accountability Courts and Criminal Justice,  Advantage Behavioral Health Kristen Daniel, LMSW Case Manager, Athens-Clarke County Treatment and Accountability Court Robie Cochran, Senior Police Officer CIT Coordinator Athens-Clarke Co. Police Dept.

  2. Athens, Georgia • Home of the University of Georgia • Population as of 2014 was 119,648 • The poverty rate is 37.8%

  3. Athens Clarke County Criminal/Behavioral Health Systems Data • 1842 individuals were arrested during the study window; October – December 2015 • 706 were Advantage clients (38%) • 40 were referred to Advantage but were never seen (2%) • 1096 were unaffiliated with Advantage (60%)

  4. How to we Collaborate?

  5. Man in Crisis

  6. Contact Information: • Robie Cochran: robie.cochran@athensclarkecounty.com • Katie McFarland: kmcfarland@advantagebhs.org • Kristen Daniel: kristen.daniel@athensclarkecounty.com

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