Health Literacy

Through collaboration with multiple health departments, mental health facilities and SIU we are working to improve OUD treatment and recovery in our 6 county treatment area.

The consortium has already made inroads in addressing the region’ s terrible opioid epidemic, for example, establishing Colorado’s first rural comprehensive harm reduction program that has served over 400 clients in about a year and a half, widespread naloxone education and distribution, and a lo

The goal of the proposed Robeson County RCORP-Implementation project is to strengthen and expand Substance Use Disorder (SUD)/Opioid Use Disorder (OUD) prevention, treatment, and recovery services in order to enhance access to treatment and movement towards recovery among residents of Robeson Cou

The Rural Health Access Consortium (RHAC) is a collaborative network of entities that operate across the healthcare, public health, population health, social services, and education sectors with the primary goal of providing evidence-based, harm reduction-focused services.

Rural Recover Resources will reduce the morbidity and mortality associated with overdoses in high-risk rural communities of South Berkshire County by: 1) creating an integrated network of providers to facilitate access to a coordinated continuum of SUD/OUD prevention, treatment, and recovery serv

The Prescription Opioid Solutions (PRxOS) Project was established in 2018 as a direct response to the Community Health Assessment (CHA) priority needs and vision of North Idahoans. Our four-county rural target service area has all the characteristics of a community facing an opioid epidemic.

Northwest Medical Foundation of Tillamook (NWMFT), its project consortium partners, and additional community stakeholder organizations propose to implement RCORP Tillamook’s new strategic plan with the support of RCORP-Implementation funding.

The Mendonoma Opioid Response Consortium (MORC) and its member agencies are working to implement the Prevention, Treatment and Recovery (PTR) Mendonoma Expansion Project.

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.

Little Dixie Community Action Agency, Inc. (LDCAA) is a private, nonprofit organization that serves a large multi-municipality region in rural southeast Oklahoma.