Integration of Services

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

The RCORP-I funding supports Jefferson County's Behavioral Health Consortium to build and leverage optimized collective action on a united blueprint for a strong, supportive infrastructure system between County, City, Provider and Advocacy stakeholders to improve access to behavioral health servi

The Iowa Opioid Use Disorder Consortium is lead by the Iowa Healthcare Collaborative and purposely compromised of both state and local organizations committed to reducing the morbidity and mortality of substance use disorder, including opioid use disorder in three high-risk rural Iowa communities

Treatment and Recovery for Women and Families in Northwestern Pennsylvania serves women and families in rural Erie and Venango Counties with an integrated and multi-pronged approach to our priority problem: Substance use creates multigenerational impacts as evidenced by high rates of neonatal abs

A network coalition, with grass roots dating back to 2016, the Central Michigan Recovery and Education Network is a consortium of institutions and agencies working collaboratively to implement a plan to amplify the community's within ability to educate, treat, support recovery, and prevent opioid

The Lenawee Opioid Response Project is a collaborative effort coordinated by the Lenawee Substance Abuse Prevention Coalition and Lenawee Health Network.

The overall goals of this proposed project are to create a supportive community in the Sebasticook Valley region of Maine for preventing, treating and recovering from SUD/OUD, ensure that all residents in the target service area who are at risk for or in treatment and recovery for SUD/OUD are eng

the vision of North Georgia OPEN is “A Georgia Free of Opioid Overdose and Misuse,” with a mission “To create and sustain opioid prevention, treatment, and recovery initiatives in Fannin, Gilmer, Gordon, and Polk counties.” To achieve this vision and mission, North Georgia OPEN has 5 goals that w

Develop a sustainable and fiscally independent regional hub and spoke peer education, training, technical assistance and community collaboration model for rural Idaho primary care practices to enhance prevention, treatment and management of opioid use disorders (OUDs).

The consortium is gathered from community organizations who have already been active in addressing the issues surrounding opioid use, including overdose with death resulting, infectious and other diseases associated with drug use and the social determinants of health that impact the individual's