The overarching goal of the NCWR Psychostimulant Support Project is to strengthen and expand prevention, treatment, and recovery (PTR) services for rural individuals who misuse methamphetamines in order to increase their ability to access treatment and move towards recovery.
he North Country Recovers Together initiative will expand NCHC's prevention, education, treatment and recovery assistance program (PETRA) by collaborating across community organizations to develop an integrated system of health, social and well-being to provide whole-person, whole-community care.
This program is designed to reduce the morbidity and mortality of substance use disorder (SUD), including opioid use disorder (OUD), in rural communities by strengthening and expanding SUD/OUD prevention, treatment, and recovery service delivery in high-risk rural communities.
Santa Fe Recovery Center, Hozho Center for Personal Enhancement, Rehoboth McKinley Christian Health Care Services (RMCHCS) WellSpring Recovery Center Behavioral Health Services, Navajo Area Indian Health Service Gallup Indian Medical Center and the New Mexico Human Services Department Behavioral
Removing Community Risks for Opioid Misuse in Eastern Oregon is a collaborative project with an overall goal of reducing the misuse of opioids by at-risk individuals, promoting stronger ties between service sectors, and providing culturally responsive care through the support of Traditional Healt
The Muskogee Opioid Response Coalition (MORC) is a community-based, county-wide coalition that was formed in response to the opioid epidemic’s impact on the State of Oklahoma, and more specifically, Muskogee County.
The Adirondack Health Institute will serve the Adirondack North Country Region of New York State (NYS) and the proposed project will: 1) implement a regional approach to support a positive shift in community norms; 2) develop systems that support early screening, identification, and treatment; 3)
The mission of this collaborative is to develop or enhance essential evidence-based prevention, intervention, treatment, recovery, and re-entry SUD/OUD services by shrinking or eliminating the behavioral and medical healthcare gaps and barriers in Owen County for those needing treatment and suppo
rEASON project intends to deliver preventive OUD/MOUD strategies to improve patient and parent/legal guardian knowledge of opioids as a surgical-gateway and advocacy of opioid sparing options to rural adult and pediatric surgical settings by teaching primary and pediatric providers, their patient
HealtHIE Georgia Corporation (HGaC), a not-for-profit hospital network consortium and lead applicant, along with (3) three consortium members that consist of Middle Georgia rural hospitals and their clinics, and a Community Service Board (CSB) have formed a collaborative that is working with the
