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York Hospital Recovery Center Supports - the York Hospital Recovery Center Will Implement Evidence-based Programs Aligned With Maine’s Opioid Response: 2021 Strategic Action Plan to Confront the Epidemic of Substance Use Disorder (SUD) and Opioid Use Disorder (oud), and Create a Healthier, Recovery-ready Community. We Propose to Implement Community Focused Actions in Five Areas of Leadership, Prevention, Harm Reduction, Outpatient Treatment and Recovery Supports to Reduce the Negative Health and Economic Impacts of Opioid and Other Substance Use Disorders on Our Community in Southern Maine. Utilizing Our Locally Engaged Expert Team of Sud Clinicians, Prevention Specialists, Recovery Coaches and a Strong Network of Community Partner Organizations, We Propose to Expand Prevention Efforts, Improve Access to Outpatient Treatment Services, and Strengthen Recovery Resources and Supports for Community Members Further Challenged by the Effects of the Pandemic to Access Optimal Sud Care.
Committed
$154,674
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