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Community Project Funding/congressionally Directed Spending - Construction - Meta House Seeks Support From the Federal Government to Construct a New Residential Treatment Facility That Will Allow the Nonprofit Agency to Provide Family-centered Substance Use Disorder (SUD) Treatment to Women Across the State of Wisconsin. Over the Course of Its 60-YEAR History, Meta House Has Established Itself as a Trailblazing Presence in Sud Treatment for Women, Particularly Medicaid-eligible Women, and Even More Specifically, Women Who Are Pregnant or Immediately Postpartum. Its Gender Specific and Family-centered Approach Has Enabled Meta House to Achieve Outstanding Outcomes for Its Clients, Saving Countless Lives, and Break the Generational Cycle of Addiction for Thousands of Families. the Demand for Substance Use Disorder Treatment Services Has Never Been Greater; Drug-related Overdose Deaths Have Skyrocketed in Recent Years. Meta House’s Current Facilities Are Licensed for 35 Adult Residential Beds and Prospective Clients Often Wait Months to Get Into Treatment. Meta House Wishes to Expand Its Bed Capacity, But Its Current Facilities Simply Do Not Provide the Space to Accommodate an Expansion. Meta House Respectfully Seeks Support From the Federal Government to Construct a New Residential Sud Treatment Facility That Will Allow It to Over Double Its Program Capacity, Adding 65 Additional Treatment Beds Into the Region for a Total of 100 Treatment Beds. Through This Project, Meta House Will Also Increase the Scope of On-site Supportive Services for the Clients It Serves, Improving Access to Medication Assisted Treatment and Primary Health Care. Meta House's New and Expanded Treatment Campus Will Also Incorporate Spaces to Foster Collaboration Between Agencies and System Partners, Including Child Welfare and Drug Treatment Courts. Finally, Also Contemplated in This Scope of Work, Meta House Will Expand the Agency's Sought-after Internship Program, Thereby Growing the Pipeline of Credentialed Substance Use Disorder and Ment Al Health Professionals.
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