Working to integrate behavioral health services and address stigma in our 13-county rural coverage area. Serving the general population with emphasis on the adolescent population through school-based telehealth counseling, peer support, and prevention services.
Established in 2003, One Care of Southwest Virginia (One Care) is a consortium of community leaders dedicated to reducing overdoses and harm associated with Substance Use Disorder (SUD) in the 18 counties and 4 independent cities of their rural Appalachian service area, 15 of which are classified
The overarching goal of the NCWR Psychostimulant Support Project is to strengthen and expand prevention, treatment, and recovery (PTR) services for rural individuals who misuse methamphetamines in order to increase their ability to access treatment and move towards recovery.
Reducing stigma and integrating services for medical and behavioral health along with peer recovery and MAT, when appropriate. Distribution of naloxone with a focus on all age groups.
Our project summary consists of implementing educational information to all populations in regard to SUD/OUD issues. We also look to provide trainings to the community to in address stigma and how to help those with SUD/OUD disorders.
The mission and vision of the MIH Program is to prevent overdoses, incidents, emergency department visits, hospital admissions and readmissions through effective and efficient patient-centered care and education; transform a community impacted by the opioid epidemic into a community where overdos
As this project is an expansion to an existing RCORP project, the target population remains the same and is all individuals at risk of or diagnosed with OUD or at risk of or diagnosed with HIV, Hep B or Hep C because of injectable drug use, with an emphasis on high-risk populations to include mat
Bailey-Warren NOVEL will focus its prevention efforts on increasing community knowledge and awareness of OUD and the dangers of stigma, with particular focus on the faith-based communities; expanding naloxone distribution and training; increasing awareness and the number of drug take-back sites a
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.
The SIHF led Southern Illinois (SoIL) Opioid Consortium is a group of organizations dedicated to creating a cooperative, integrated system of care for SUD/OUD patients throughout a nine county rural service area.
