The Consortium identified three primary populations of focus for whom services are lacking. 1. Individuals that are currently using substances and want to be in recovery, including those who are in the carceral system; 2.
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.
Our Consortium is looking to do several things. 1) We are creating a Certified Peer Specialist program based in Franklin County, MO. This program will help support and connect people in recovery or seeking recovery to treatment, resources, and other related services.
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.
In response to being the fourth highest opioid overdose death rates in the entire state of Washington between 2012-2016, a Mason County Consortium was created and joined together in providing a coordinated and specific plan for implementing a response of prevention, treatment and recovery; with t
The consortium will implement activities that will result in increased access to prevention, treatment, and recovery services in the rural communities at high risk for substance abuse disorder.
