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Isaiah House Recovery Workforce Support Program - Isaiah House Treatment Center Will Offer the Recovery Workforce Support Program, a Comprehensive Array of Evidence-based Recovery Support Services for High-risk Young People and Adults in Substance Use Disorder Treatment and Recovery in Urban and Rural Areas of Kentucky. Services Will Include: Individualized Recovery Management Plans; Sober Social Activities; Job Training and Placement and Other Career Services; Peer-to-peer Individual and Group Support; and Additional Health/wellness Services. the Recovery Workforce Support Program Will Support Underserved, Unemployed And/or Low-income Isaiah House Treatment Center Sud Treatment Clients in Washington County and Boyle County, as Well as Others That Meet These Criteria in Sud Recovery Throughout the State. Ih Services Both Men and Women With a Multitude of Concerns in Addition to Their Addiction, Including Those With Dual Diagnosis, Low Income, Racially/ethnically Diverse Backgrounds, Criminal Backgrounds, PTSD, Chronic Homelessness, Etc. All Isaiah House Treatment Clients Are Unemployed. Program Staff Will Work With Participants During and After Completion of Treatment, Providing Support That Moves Them Through and Out of Addiction and Recovery to Live Independently and Participate in the Workforce. 1,665 Program Participants Will Receive Direct Peer Support Services Over a Total of Five Years (333 Annually) With an Additional 2,000 Recovering Individuals Receiving Job Placement and Training Opportunities Throughout the State in a Five-year Period (400 Annually) for a Total of 3,665 Unduplicated Individuals Served. the Overall Goal Will Be to Establish a Substance Free and Independent Life by: Enhancing Recovery, Independent Living, Self-esteem, and Life and Job Skills for Participants by 40%; and to Enhance Employment-based Recovery Support Services and Remove Barriers That Bar Kentucky Individuals in Recovery From Gainful Employment by 25%. Isaiah House Treatment Center Has Five Sud Treatment Centers in Kentucky and Provides a Gold Standard of Care for Men and Women. Our Organization Is Nationally Accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities and Is Dual-licensed With the State of Kentucky as an Alcohol and Other Drug Entity, as Well as a Behavioral Health Service Organization Bhso.
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$2.5 Million
Paid out
$2.1M
84%
Committed, not yet paid
$407.9K
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