Adolescent Health

Our psychostimulant project will focus on methamphetamine prevention, treatment, and recovery in the frontier counties of Big Horn, Rosebud, and Custer Counties in South Eastern Montana.

The goal of Together We Care is to use the power of community to strengthen and expand prevention, treatment, and recovery services for individuals who misuse psychostimulants, ultimately decreasing the prevalence of psychostimulant abuse and enhancing access to treatment, and the success of that

United Way of the Wabash Valley, Inc. (UWWV) is a volunteer-led, non-profit organization in west central Indiana engaged in collective impact to address the root causes of key community issues.

Our Consortium is looking to do several things. 1) We are creating a Certified Peer Specialist program based in Franklin County, MO. This program will help support and connect people in recovery or seeking recovery to treatment, resources, and other related services.

Project HOPE Marshall County has a focus on three areas of prevention, recovery, and treatment of SUD/OUD involved families, individuals and recovery communities. We focus on utilizing evidence based practices to affect change in our county.

Toombs County, Georgia has demographics similar to many poor, rural and underserved areas of the country. Our poverty, illiteracy and child abuse rates are among the highest in the nation. Furthermore, our health indicators are among the worst in the nation.

The Lenawee Opioid Response Project is a collaborative effort coordinated by the Lenawee Substance Abuse Prevention Coalition and Lenawee Health Network.

Cherokee County Cares (CCC) is an initiative to deliver intervention and treatment strategies to address opioid use disorder (OUD) in Cherokee County, Oklahoma.

Building Safe Harbor will strive to extend access to effective prevention efforts, treatment, and recovery services with a sustainable workforce throughout the towns and hollows of our rurally dispersed Vermont county.

Three target populations have been identified for this project: American Indians, pregnant, parenting, or other women of child-bearing age, and youth.