Integration of Services

The purpose of the NW Wisconsin Rural Opioid Response Implementation Project is to reduce opioid use disorder and other substance use disorders overdoses and deaths. Mid Range Outcomes are: 1.

The Appalachian region where Tennessee, Kentucky and Virginia intersect consists of three counties, Bell County, KY, Claiborne County, TN and Lee County, VA. All are designated as HPSA in primary care, mental and dental health; and are described as MUAs.

Our mission and goal is to establish a sustainable substances use disorder network of treatment providers in rural/central Kentucky counties.

Increasing prevention, treatment, recovery options for individuals/families of individuals who struggle with opioid dependence by increasing integration of services, educating the public/community, addressing stigma and working with the child welfare system to identify gaps in service, gather dat

The Marion County GOAL Consortium is lead by the Iowa Healthcare Collaborative and compromised of local organizations committed to reducing the morbidity and mortality of substance use disorder, including opioid use disorder in Marion County, IA.

Rural communities Substance Misuse Prevention Coalition response Implementation; to decrease adult substance use in Southeast Kansas and increase capacity of Thrive and the Southeast Kansas Substance Misuse Prevention Coalition.

The Project goals are to improve family members, caregivers, and publics understanding of evidence based prevention, treatment, and recovery strategies for SUD/OUD and reduce stigma associated with the disease.

The foundation of our implementation approach is grounded on five orienting principles: 1. Create projects that meet multiple core objectives in order to maximize benefits; 2.

The primary goal of the Substance Use Prevention Treatment and Recovery Program is to decrease the prevalence of substance use disorder, mental health disorders, and co-occurring substance use disorders/mental health disorders within Fulton County, Pennsylvania by increasing access to evidence-ba

Opioid Use Disorders/Substance Abuse Services and Interventions (OSSI) is the collaborative work of four rural health care agencies, aimed to end opioid misuse, overdose and deaths.