The target population (which includes people in the contiguous region of Northeast TN and Southwest VA) is an underserved population that is statistically older, more rural, and has lower household incomes compared to respective state and national averages.
Kittitas County is a rural county in Central Washington State. The service area and target populations have many barriers that prohibit access to health care. The Blewett, Manastash, and Snoqualmie Mountain passes border Kittitas County, which pose geographic barriers to accessing health care.
Our project is designed to implement a financially sustainable model that primarily addresses the barriers to care for those persons suffering from substance-use-disorder (SUD), specifically opioid-use-disorder (OUD). Our model is focused on three fundamental a
Target service area: Madison and Taylor counties, Florida
The Delta Opioid Taskforce (DOT) Initiative’s purpose is to reduce the morbidity and mortality of substance use disorder (SUD), including opioid use disorder (OUD), in rural communities of the Mississippi Delta.
This project is addressing treatment prevention and long term recovery in North Central West Virginia. Specifically, the counties of Lewis, Braxton, Upshur and Southern Harrison.
Through the Rural Communities Opioid Response Program-Planning (RCORP-Planning) initiative, Project Lazarus enhanced partnerships with members from the AIDS Leadership Foothills-Area Alliance (ALFA), Acadia Healthcare- Mountain Health Solutions Wilkesboro Comprehensive Treatment Center (MHS), and
The Southeast Missouri Opioid Taskforce uses a multi-tiered approach for county-level work, including developing and maintaining a resource database, as well as regional collaboration to maximize resources through initiatives such as shared training opportunities.
The coalition is interested in developing a comprehensive system of care that connects the health care and service agencies in the community; including integration of behavioral health services with primary care services.
The Starke Taskforce for Overdose Prevention (STOP) will build upon existing initiatives at the local and state level; use available resources and provide the structure and educational supports needed to develop the knowledge and expertise of the local providers of healthcare, behavioral healt
