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Federal grant · project grant (b)
Bcor Recovery Services Expansion - the Loudoun Serenity House (LSH) Mission Is to Provide High Quality Peer-based Mentoring, Education and Advocacy to Enhance the Lives of People Seeking Recovery From Sud/oud/cod in Loudoun County, Virginia. We Engage the Community via Outreach Events, Recovery Community Center (RCC) Client Contacts and With Our Highly Regarded Narr Certified Level 2 Peer Recovery Housing. We Work Day to Day to Break the Stigma of Sud/oud/cod, Enhance the Resources and Peers Available, and to Help People Successfully Engage and Utilize Prss/rss Services Provided to Maintain Their Long-term Recovery. Through the Implementation of Its Bcor Project, LSH Will Successfully Provide Direct PRSS Supports by Certified Peer Recovery Specialist (CPRS), Link Participants to RSS Within the Community, Train PRS Interns and Expand Its Recovery Network of Providers to Increase the Recovery Tenure of Individual Participants (50 Per Year) With Sud/oud/cod, Reduce Stigma and Increase the Peer Workforce Within Loudoun County.
Committed
$600,000
Paid out
$420.2K
70%
Committed, not yet paid
$179.8K
30%
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