Educates and evaluates drunk and drugged drivers, and underage drinkers who have been convicted of DUI (Driving Under the Influence). Offenders are mandated by the court to participate in the IDRC program.

Operating a 12-hour program, this initiative addresses individuals convicted of operating vehicles or vessels under the influence of alcohol or drugs. The IDRC detains, educates, screens, and refers participants for assessment and treatment, monitoring their treatment engagement. All individuals convicted of alcohol or drug-related traffic offenses in New Jersey must fulfill State Intoxicated Driving Program (IDP) and Intoxicated Driver Resource Center (IDRC) requirements. Noncompliance is reported to the courts, with the IDRC recommending driving privilege suspension to IDP, which then notifies the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission. Compliance reports are sent to the courts and the State IDP, reporting to the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission.

Provides post-conviction interventions for individuals convicted of alcohol or drug-related DUI offenses.

Educates and evaluates drunk and drugged drivers, and underage drinkers who have been convicted of DUI (Driving Under the Influence). These offenders are mandated by the court to participate in the IDRC program. Non-compliant offenders face revocation of their licenses and possible incarceration. The program includes drug and alcohol education as well as evaluation, treatment referral and monitoring when indicated. The program is court-mandated and in lieu of a jail term.

Educating and evaluating convicted DUI offenders, the IDRC program is mandated by the court for those convicted of "Driving Under the Influence." Non-compliant offenders risk license revocation and potential incarceration. Individuals convicted of DUI must attend a court-mandated 12-hour Driving While Intoxicated (DWI) program, offering drug and alcohol education, evaluation, treatment referral, and monitoring, serving as an alternative to a jail term.

Offers outpatient counseling services including individual, group, marital, child, and family therapy. Also holds classes for DWI offenders and provides I & R for mental health and substance abuse related matters.

Operates an Intoxicated Driver Resource Center (IDRC) for individuals convicted of a DUI (Driving Under the Influence) or DWI (Driving While Intoxicated). Offenders must attend a court-mandated 12-hour DWI Offenders program which serves as an alternative to jail. Resources include: drug and alcohol education, evaluation, treatment referral, and monitoring.

Educates and evaluates drunk and drugged drivers, and underage drinkers who have been convicted of DUI (Driving Under the Influence). These offenders are mandated by the court to participate in the IDRC program. Non-compliant offenders face revocation of their licenses and possible incarceration.

Provides a two-day, 12-hour educational/screening services for individuals convicted of various statutes pertaining to operating under the influence, refusal of the breathalyzer, underage drinking, drunk boating, and fatal emergent accident. Based upon screening criteria, individuals may be referred to a substance use treatment agency for further evaluation.

Provides structured and supervised outpatient and co-occurring substance abuse programs tailored to the level of treatment required. Services include, but are not limited to, telephone and in-person screening, on-site laboratory services, counseling sessions, and guidance for medical follow-up.

Educates and assesses individuals convicted of DUI, including drunk and drugged drivers and underage drinkers. The court mandates these offenders to participate in the IDRC program, and non-compliance may result in license revocation and potential incarceration. Anyone convicted of "Driving Under the Influence" is required to attend a court-mandated DWI Offenders program. This program integrates drug and alcohol education, evaluation, treatment referral, and monitoring when necessary, serving as an alternative to a jail term.

Provides education and evaluating individuals convicted of DUI, addresses drunk, drugged drivers, and underage drinkers as mandated by the court. Non-compliance may lead to license revocation and potential incarceration. Convicted individuals must attend a 12-hour Driving While Intoxicated (DWI) Offenders program, featuring drug and alcohol education, evaluation, treatment referral, and monitoring. This court-mandated program serves as an alternative to incarceration, conducted in both Spanish and English. Specialized services are available for Army Reserve and National Guard members who served in Afghanistan or Iraq, with two IDRC groups currently available.