Jail Diversion Program Locations
Advocates’ Jail Diversion Program partners with police departments across Massachusetts to bring behavioral health expertise directly into the communities we serve. Through both individual municipal partnerships and regional collaborations, our co-response model connects law enforcement with experienced behavioral health clinicians to provide timely, compassionate support to individuals and families experiencing behavioral health crises.
Our partnerships are designed to meet the unique needs of each community. Regional collaborations allow neighboring departments with similar service volumes to share resources, expand access to behavioral health support, and strengthen coordinated crisis response across communities.
We are proud to partner with police departments in the following communities:
- Belmont (since 2022)
- Blackstone (since 2022)
- Douglas (since 2022)
- Grafton (since 2022)
- Harvard (since 2022)
- Hudson (since 2018)
- Lowell (since 2021)
- Marlborough (since 2008)
- Millbury (since 2022)
- Millville (since 2022)
- Natick (since 2019)
- Northborough (since 2019)
- Northbridge (since 2022)
- Sharon (since 2022)
- Shrewsbury (since 2022)
- Southborough (since 2019)
- Stow (since 2022)
- Sudbury (since 2018)
- Sutton (since 2022)
- Uxbridge (since 2022)
- Watertown (since 2011)
- Westborough (since 2019)
- Westwood (since 2022)
