This proposal seeks funding for the expansion of a multi-sector care network to optimize access to prevention, treatment, and recovery services in rural areas to patients and families affected by substance use disorders(SUD), with a focus on opioid use disorder(OUD).
The goal of the proposed Robeson County RCORP-Implementation project is to strengthen and expand Substance Use Disorder (SUD)/Opioid Use Disorder (OUD) prevention, treatment, and recovery services in order to enhance access to treatment and movement towards recovery among residents of Robeson Cou
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.
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 mission of CETOUR is: To use a technology-driven, integrated, multidisciplinary approach to education to offer enhanced community-centered resources on prevention, treatment, and recovery to address barriers in Substance Use Disorder and Opioid Use Disorder.
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.
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.
Toombs County, Georgia has demographics similar to many poor, rural and underserved areas of the country. Our poverty, illiteracy and child abuse rates are among the highest in the nation. Furthermore, our health indicators are among the worst in the nation.
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
