Las Vegas held the first graduation of its Mental Health Court program on Monday, at the Regional Justice Center. The ceremony recognized participants who completed a yearlong treatment program focused on reducing misdemeanor offenses and promoting stability and wellness, according to the Clark County.
Clark County held a graduation for participants of the Mental Health Court program, which started in February 2024. Judges Eric Goodman and Nadia Wood created the program to help misdemeanor offenders with serious mental illnesses. The program connects participants to services such as housing, medication management, counseling, group therapy, and occupational therapy. The goal of the program is to reduce repeat offenses and support long-term stability. Clark County Commission Chairman Tick Segerblom delivered remarks during the graduation ceremony.
Participants in the Mental Health Court program in Las Vegas must complete at least one year in the program, follow their case plans, and secure funding for treatment and housing. A graduation ceremony will be held on Monday for individuals who have met these requirements. For more information or to ask about the event, contact 702-671-0836 or email [email protected], as reported by the Clark County.
