Federal grant · project grant (b)
Recovery Care Coordination Project - the Proposed Project Is a Continuation and Expansion of a Pilot Project Initially Funded Through NC State Mckinsey & Company Opioid Settlement Dollars. the Recovery Care Coordination Program Formally Launched in May of 2023 Serves Individuals Seeking Recovery From Substance Use Disorders (sud). the Pilot Site at the Robeson County Detention Center, Has Shown Significant Results, Engaging With More Than 70 Individuals Screened Positive for an Sud in Less Than a One-year Period. the Four Central Goals of the Project Include (1) Continuing to Reduce the Number of Fatal and Nonfatal Overdoses in the County by Continuing the Recovery Care Coordination (RCC) Program; (2) Strengthening the Local Recovery and Peer Support Network; (3) Sustaining and Enhancing the Quality of Services Provided; and (4) Enhancing Data Collection and Reporting to Inform Quality Improvements and Sustainability Efforts. the Project Will Provide a Host of Services Including Ongoing Employment, Training and Professional Development for Peer Support Specialist, Contingency Management, Peer Recovery Support Services, Case Management, Housing Support, Transportation, Mutual Aid Support Groups, Harm Reduction, Stigma Education, and Sober Living Activities. the Project Aims to Serve 75 Participants in Year One, 100 in Year Two, and 125 in Year Three.
Committed
$548,550
Paid out
$375.1K
68%
Committed, not yet paid
$173.4K
32%
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