Located within the rural counties (Barton and Dade) and the small town of Jasper in Southwest Missouri, our most vulnerable families, youth, and elderly are dragged into the destructive ways of opioids, trapped in a negative ORBIT, and are spiraling at a blistering speed toward utter devastation.
The PR-RCORP-BHS program will aid in responding to notable needs rural communities face relating to high-quality, comprehensive, and culturally competent care, by increasing access to and utilization of prevention, treatment, and recovery services to improve the care for those affected by behavio
Provide quality integrated health to the areas we service for SUD as well as primary and mental healthcare
The University of Pittsburgh Program Evaluation and Research Unit (PERU) is joined in the consortium by: St.
Our overarching goal with this proposal is to make strategic investments to scale up an innovative approach to delivering a model of coordinated, evidence-based, trauma-informed SUD and other behavioral health care services.
Our project is a collaborative effort with NMORC, MyMichigan Healthcare, and Munson Healthcare. This project incorporates telehealth services, telehub services, (including 24/7 telehealth support with CMH), and utilizes the screening tool SEEK-Safe Environment for Every Kid.
Wilson County is working to address structural and systems-level barriers to improve rural residents' access to quality, integrated SUD and behavioral health care services that are evidence-based and trauma-informed.
The Thriving Minds Program is funded by the RCORP - Behavioral Health Services Grant through the HRSA Rural Health Outreach and Rural Network Development Program.
The project will bring behavioral health services, prevention services, and recovery services to the Northern Tioga School District, in response to an identified need for counseling and treatment specific to adolescents and young adults in the service area.
Ohio has been at the forefront of the addiction crisis since the opiate epidemic emerged in the early 2000's. Butler County’s 204 unintentional drug overdose deaths accounted for 4.1% of the state’s overall total in 2020.
