Federal grant · project grant (b)
Hope on Haven Hill Residential Treatment Expansion for PPW - Hope on Haven Hill's Expansion Proposal for Substance Use Disorder Services to Pregnant and Postpartum Women (PPW) Will Build Upon HHH'S Existing Programs to Increase Access to Specialty Residential and Outpatient Treatment for PPW in New Hampshire's "seacoast Region", Comprised of Rockingham and Strafford Counties. It Will Continue to Offer Comprehensive and Coordinated Treatment to PPW With Suds and Co-occurring Disorders, But With Expanded Primary and Pediatric Care for Women and Their Children, Targeted Harm Reduction Outreach, and Enhanced Recovery Support Services Through Provision of Childcare to Enhance Treatment Engagement and Promote Positive Child Development. a Treatment and Recovery Support Supplemental Fund Will Be Established to Support Eligible Financial Assistance Needs to Reduce Barriers to Treatment and Recovery Service Access. These Supports Together Will Ensure That by the End of the Project Period, Hope on Haven Hill Will Have Panned Its Treatment Team to Provide Onsite Medical, Pediatric, and Postpartum Care and Expanded Childcare Services to Clients of HHH Programs. the Project Also Will Target More Than 300 At-risk Women Annually With Provision of Fentanyl Test Strips and Naloxone Kits to Increase the Likelihood of Treatment Linkages and Reduce Overdose Fatalities. HHH'S Expansion Will Partner With Mental Health Services (community Partners), Primary Care (goodwin Community Health, and Headstart (community Action Program) to Serve More Than 565 Homeless or Imminently Homeless Pregnant or Postpartum Women in the Seacoast Region Over the Five Year Grant Period.
Committed
$2.1 Million
Paid out
$1.8M
86%
Committed, not yet paid
$291.9K
14%
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