The Santa Cruz County Action Initiative Consortium consists of 15 partners that represent 6 sectors: primary, inpatient, and emergency health care; behavioral health; law enforcement; emergency response; public, higher, and continuing education; and youth development.
The Santa Cruz County Action Initiative Consortium consists of 15 partners that represent six sectors: primary, inpatient and emergency health care; behavioral health; law enforcement; emergency response; public, higher and continuing education; and youth development.
To achieve the objectives of the proposed Pine Tree Opioid Project (P-TOP), the rural York County Consortium will, during the upcoming three-year implementation phase, build on the work achieved under the RCORP Planning grant, including leveraging the strengths and current initiatives of clinical
The consortium’s core activities in prevention will provide evidence-based and culturally competent prevention education and screening for individuals with SUD/OUD, in collaboration with local, regional, state, and federal partners with documented training.
Kittitas County is a rural county in Central Washington State. The service area and target populations have many barriers that prohibit access to health care. The Blewett, Manastash, and Snoqualmie Mountain passes border Kittitas County, which pose geographic barriers to accessing health care.
Our project is designed to implement a financially sustainable model that primarily addresses the barriers to care for those persons suffering from substance-use-disorder (SUD), specifically opioid-use-disorder (OUD). Our model is focused on three fundamental a
Project OPEN is a group of medical, behavioral health, public health, education, individuals from the recovery community, court and law enforcement organizations in Lee, Ogle and Whiteside Counties who have come together to help build a network to prevent opioid addiction through awareness, educa
The Jeff Davis Substance Abuse Coalition (JDSAC) was founded to address substance abuse challenges with a focus on Opioid Use Disorder in Jeff Davis County, Georgia.
The InROC consortium brings together a multi-disciplinary team of law enforcement, healthcare providers, policy drivers, universities, media organizations and more to address the opioid crisis in our 14-county target area of Indiana. The goals of the project are as follows:
In “A Comprehensive, RAPID (Regional Approach to Prevent, Intervene, and Discontinue) Response to Opiate Use in Southeast Ohio” the consortium members will expand on efforts that began through the 2018 RCORP Planning Grant Project.
