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Access to a Continuum of Treatment and Support for Oud (acts for Oud) - the Acts for Oud Initiative Addresses the Array of Opioid Use Challenges in the Ma Western Region to Strengthen the Design and Implementation of the Components of a Community Partnership-driven Continuum of Treatment and Recovery Support. We Will Make Services More Accessible, Scalable and More Effective and Will Innovate Methods to Improve the Replication and Spread of Evidence-based Practices, Particularly Mat Delivered in an Obot and Hub/spoke Model. Acts Services Will Be Provided to 250 Individuals Suffering Oud Per Year. Specifically, Cso Will Support the Acts Participants in Achieving and Maintaining Recovery From Addiction And/or Mental Health Disorders and Improve Their Quality of Life Through Connection With a Broad Range of Services. the Program Will Offer a Comprehensive Range of Recovery Support Services in Conjunction With Housing and Benefits, Health Care and Behavioral Health Treatment. Population to Be Served: the Acts Program Will Serve Rural, Low Income, Homeless or Unstably Housed, Individuals and Veterans With Oud and Mental Health Disorders in Cso's 6 Clinic Locations and Homeless Shelter Across 5 Counties With a Focus on Creating Capacity to Reach Out and Serve Residents of Rural Areas in the Region. Number of Individuals to Be Served: the Acts for Oud Program Will Serve 250 Participants in Year 1 and an Additional 250 in Each of Years 2 - 5, for a Total of 1250 Participants Over the 5 Year Project Duration. Project Goals Are to: Goal 1: Improve Access to Opioid Treatment; Goal 2: Increase and Enhance Patient Screening, Treatment Options, Care Coordination and Risk Reduction for Oud; and Goal 3: Provide Training and Education on Oud, Mat, Harm Reduction and Overdose Prevention.
Committed
$3.0 Million
Paid out
$2.6M
88%
Committed, not yet paid
$370.7K
12%
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