Community Health Workers

Early access to compassionate SUD/OUD care for pregnant people, adequate prenatal care, and continuation of SUD treatment postpartum are essential to decrease the severity and impact of NAS.

Goals of the Proposed Project In light of the demonstrated need and gaps in available services, we propose the following goals for our RCORP-NAS project.

Four Rivers will increase the availability of providers, including OB-GYN and Behavioral Health, to address the needs of the rural community.

The goal of the UP MOM Model Expansion Program is to improve the quality of care for pregnant and postpartum Medicaid beneficiaries with opioid use disorder residing in Luce, Mackinac, Alger, Schoolcraft, Menominee, Dickinson and Iron Counties by implementing Community Health Worker (CHW) centere

Pregnant & parenting people and women of childbearing age in the San Luis Valley are not receiving the integrated care, care coordination, and responsive support they need.

MCHS is establishing a new access point for MAT services in Plymouth, NC, located in Washington County.

This project will allow a consortium serving five counties in New York State, to implement an innovative protocol for hospitals, emergency medical services, providers of medication assisted treatment, and other treatment and recovery providers, to collaboratively engage patients with opioid overd

BRIDGES - Building Resources Impacting Determinants Gaining Essential Services, BRIDGES is a proactive response to data-driven and informed, demonstrated community need for a coordinated, integrative, continuum of support service and resources for justice involved individuals and other target pop

The “Formidable Fourteen”, the rural frontier Nevada counties that make up much of the landmass of Nevada, have formed a consortium to address opioid use disorder and substance use disorder (OUD/SUD).This project binds the rural counties and their OUD/SUD efforts together within counties, regions

Southwest MS Substance Opioid Abuse Response (SW SOAR): The program focuses on pregnant, parenting, and parenting-aged women, in seven rural counties in southwestern Mississippi: Adams, Amite, Claiborne, Franklin, Jefferson, Pike, and Walthall.