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Rural Communities Opioid Response Program-impact - Core Treatment Services Has Been Dedicated to Providing Exceptional Residential and Behavioral Health Services While Also Working Towards the Transformation of the Health and Wellness of Communities and the Individuals They Serve. in Manitowoc, Wisconsin We Have Gone Above and Beyond Treatment by Engaging in Recovery Services Such as Peer Support Sober Living, as Well as Community Engagement With Specific Targets of Local Businesses to Create Job Opportunities and Landlords and Realtors to Help Clients Secure Stable and Affordable Housing. These Efforts Have Led to Many Individuals Who Were Using Core for Residential Treatment Relocating to Manitowoc Due to the Lack of Local Support Services in Their Hometowns. During the Second Quarter of 2023, Core Introduced Its Cutting-edge Community Resiliency Initiative. This Initiative Is Not a One-size-fits-all Solution But Rather a Resiliency Echo System That Is Customized Uniquely for Each Community. It Provides Comprehensive Care to Individuals Grappling With Substance Use Disorder, Mental Health Issues, and Other Co-occurring Problems. the Program's Wrap-around Service Model Includes Professional Services With an Emphasis on Improving Access to Medications for Opioid Use Disorder (moud). Furthermore, the Program Expands Peer Services by Providing Support to Justice-involved Individuals and Community Engagement Services, All With the Aim of Fostering Continuous Growth and Well-being in the Lives of Those Facing These Challenges. This Innovative Approach Creates an Environment That Nurtures a Comprehensive and Cohesive Support System for Individuals in Need. in Addition, Core Collaborates With Local Agencies to Develop a Financially Sustainable Model That Will Enable These Services to Be Available for Years to Come. Our Aim With the Rcorp-impact Service Grant Aims to Address the Opioid Epidemic in Wisconsin by Targeting Five Rural Counties That Are Struggling the Most With This Issue, Namely Shawano, Waupaca, Manitowoc, Waushara, and Green Lake. in Addition Core Has Secured a Verbal Agreement to Serve the Menominee Tribal Nation, Which Presently Has the Highest Per Capita Opioid Overdose Deaths in Wisconsin. These Communities Are Located in Close Proximity to Each Other, and a Synergistic Approach Will Be Developed to Leverage the Different Resources to Serve the Local and Neighboring Communities. Additionally, the Objective Is to Create and Expand More Native American Services That Take Into Account the Cultural Nuances and Adequately Meet the Pressing Needs of Native Americans in Wisconsin. It Is Worth Mentioning That Native Americans in Wisconsin Are Three Times More Likely to Overdose on Opioids as Compared to the General Population. We Will Create Rural Community Transformation Blueprints With the Service and Sustainability Models Built With This Grant, Which Will Allow Us to Assist Many Rural Communities in Wisconsin and Beyond for Years to Come.
Committed
$1.5 Million
Paid out
$1.0M
69%
Committed, not yet paid
$471.7K
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