VOAOK with a consortium of partners, proposes to reduce the incidence and impact of neonatal abstinence syndrome in rural areas of SW Oklahoma. Consortium will apply the concept of multifaceted care to the individuals at greatest risk of NAS in rural OK.
The objective of this collaboration is to create a consortium in which all entities are working to improve NAS incident and impact through SUD/OUD prevention, treatment, and recovery efforts for individuals and families within Cleveland County.
We propose an innovative, collaborative strategy for reducing morbidity and mortality of SUD, including opioid use disorder (OUD) for women of childbearing age, pregnant women, and their families in Bureau, LaSalle, Marshall and Putnam Counties (ILLINOIS).
The purpose of the I-PPOSS project is to initiate a systematic response to the crisis of perinatal SUD in Idaho by addressing partnership, rural clinical care capacity, housing stability, availability of referral and consultation pathways, and data collection/monitoring.
The St. Johns River Rural Health Network, Inc. RCORP-NAS project proposes to increase access to SUD/OUD behavioral health care services by addressing the social determinants of health needs for rural Nassau County, Florida pregnant and postpartum persons and their families.
LAHMB will serve rural communities within Gila County in Arizona, specifically addressing the target tribal population living in the San Carlos Apache Reservation.
Prestera Center for Mental Health Services, Inc has proposed to add new medication assisted treatment (MAT) access points that serve adults eighteen years and older with opioid use disorder (OUD) and/or alcohol use disorder (AUD) across six rural West Virginia counties: Boone, Mason, Lincoln, Cla
SCOMATI is a three county coalition of existing drug coalitions, health departments, law enforcement agencies, schools, pharmacies, and community action agencies, partnering to address gaps in access to MAT, Naloxone, and supportive services.
MCHS is establishing a new access point for MAT services in Plymouth, NC, located in Washington County.
To create MAT access points at our rural health clinics. Additionally, we aim to add wrap-around services, including peer support, case management, group substance use treatment, and youth prevention.
