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Opened in August 2017 and moved into a new building at 26 Atkinson Street in December 2021, the Engagement Center is a welcoming, low-threshold daytime space for individuals navigating homelessness and substance use to access resources; engage in recovery, behavioral health and homeless services; and receive nursing care and medical support.
Participants receive daily nursing care, including medication management, from Boston Health Care for the Homeless Program. They can also receive medical care, connect with a behavioral health provider, and start substance use disorder treatment.
This is a six- to 12-month residential substance use treatment program. Entre Familia provides bilingual and bicultural, gender-specific, substance use disorder treatment to pregnant and postpartum women and their children. The program provides substance use disorders (SUDs) recovery services. Support is offered to pregnant and postpartum women who are 18 and older and Massachusetts residents.
Mobile Sharps Team provides proactive sweeps in high volume areas. They respond to 311 calls for improperly discarded syringes in public areas. There are eleven outdoor kiosks for syringe disposal that are located in hard-hit areas.
Currently, the Community Syringe Redemption Program is being piloted in the Newmarket Square neighborhood to stipend peers who collect syringes. The program provides a low-threshold workforce opportunity for vulnerable residents.
Providing Access to Addictions Treatment, Hope and Support (PAATHS) is a one-stop shop. The program provides information for anyone looking for information about, or access to, substance use treatment services. That includes individuals, families, community partners, and other treatment providers. Residents can reach PAATHS by calling 3-1-1 or 1-855-494-4057.
Builds relationships with people on the street, connecting them to substance use and mental health services. The teams also support local businesses with constituent issues, linking them to appropriate City services. Teams operate in Nubian Square and East Boston.
Two programs, located at the Whittier Street Health Center and Boston Living Center, offer support groups, harm reduction supplies, service referrals, and basic amenities to people who use drugs and experience homelessness.
CDC-funded project using data to reduce overdose mortality, especially among historically underserved and overdose-burdened populations. Activities include deploying substance use navigators in community health centers, expanding naloxone distribution/training, educating medical providers, and creating a data dashboard.
People who use drugs face hurdles to employment. The Low-Threshold Work Program provides pay-per-day opportunities to participants, building vocational skills and self-efficacy. The program connects participants to case management and long-term employment.
The primary mission of Utah Office of Recovery Services is to promote responsibility. We help ensure that parents are financially responsible for their children by providing child support services and support for children in care.
The NUWAY Alliance is a nonprofit organization created in October 2019 to provide leadership, innovation, and recovery access in response to national and local trends in behavioral healthcare. It provides overarching leadership and management to NUWAY, the NUWAY Recovery Foundation, Cochran Recovery Services, and The Gables. Additionally, the NUWAY Alliance is available to partner with aligned organizations needing leadership and management to support recovery access.
Recovery Services of Northwest Ohio, formerly known as Five County Alcohol/Drug Program has provided outpatient alcohol/drug treatment and prevention services since 1975. We believe ongoing recovery should be based on the goals of the client, however abstinence based with community oriented support groups.
Recovery Services provides comprehensive, confidential services that meet the client where they are at in the recovery process. We provide an array of different levels of care, including prevention, outpatient and residential services to name a few, to assist in connecting clients with the most appropriate services.
Recovery Services of Northwest Ohio (RNWO) designed Open Access to streamline entry into treatment for those in need. You do not need any appointment for your first visit/assessment. We have blocks of time at all four outpatient sites every Monday through Friday at 10 AM and 2PM for those seeking treatment and need an assessment (first visit).
We ask that potential clients present 30 mins prior to this time to complete paperwork. As a community behavioral health provider we ask you bring photo ID, insurance cards, proof of residency (i.e. utility bill), income verifications for all in household (as applicable). RSNWO is not currently in network with commercial carriers but will submit some services to commercial carriers. RSNWO staff will conduct a brief financial intake prior to your assessment with our therapist/counselor.
Recovery Services of Northwest Ohio has outpatient offices in Williams, Fulton, Henry and Defiance County. For general email inquiries, contact us at our toll-free number 855-782-9920 or in...@rsnwo.org. Service locations are as follows:
If you wish to receive services and become a client with Recovery Services, please contact our offices at
419-782-9920. Any staff member is able to gather the information needed to provide you information on times available for a Diagnostic Assessment.
Because of our commitment to your health and well-being, and in order to limit the time spent in the lobby areas of our offices, RSNWO is asking patients to complete some documentation prior to presenting to the office. The documents can be accessed and printed from the website. This opportunity allows you to complete the documentation privately, without distractions. If you are unable to complete this prior to your visit, we will assist in completing it with you at the time of your visit.
Recovery Services understands that questions may arise while you are navigating through the paperwork. If at any time, you have a question or do not understand a document, please contact our office at 419-782-9920 and speak with any support staff member.
Substance misuse and gambling addiction affect the lives of many people, from youth to senior citizens. Broken promises, family and relationship problems, absenteeism, job loss, bankruptcy, poor grades, school suspensions, and legal problems are common.
Our caring, experienced, professional staff help you find a way out of pain and into recovery. They help you identify your strengths and problem areas, and together with you, identify and set your treatment goals.
The Public Health Recovery Outreach Team works closely with area courts and hospitals to provide support and linkage to care for persons struggling with substance use. In 2024, Outreach began working with local law enforcement on a pre-arrest deflection initiative, to lessen incarcerations and engagement with the criminal justice system, and to deflect persons with low level offenses and substance use disorder into direct treatment linkage. This team is made up of three (3) Mental Health/Substance Use Therapists and eight (8) Certified Peer Recovery Supporters to be able to provide not only peer support but also clinical services to our community and the persons we work with daily.
Peer-based services offer non-clinical drug-free environments for recreation, skill-building, and recovery supports in the form of emotional, informational, instrumental (concrete) support and positive affiliation.
Many OASAS providers offer expanded services that build on traditional prevention, treatment, and recovery programs. Locally-based services address the needs of specific counties and regions and offer additional support to individuals, families, and communities, affected by addiction.
We would like to welcome you to our treatment program. We know that you may be anxious about the circumstances that brought you here. But we hope that you will be able to relax and remember that just as others before you, you have begun your journey of recovery from the disease of chemical dependency and addiction. Perhaps it will help you to know that every participant here has a chemical dependency problem.
We hope that you will come to realize that chemical dependency and addiction can affect every segment of your life and of society. It is no disgrace to be an alcoholic or addict. The only disgrace is not doing something about it.
The disease is confronted and each person is provided with opportunities to challenge self-destructive concepts, experience personal growth and responsibility, increased self-esteem, increased social performance and develop a recovery-based lifestyle.
Three phases of the program provide goals and objectives, where growth can be observed and measured. The demonstration of personal growth encourages the participant toward completion. Completion will depend on the motivation and diligence of the individual, but is designed to occur within 90 days.
All facilities are licensed and certified by the California Department of Health Care Services and regulated by the County of Los Angeles, Department of Public Health, Substance Abuse Prevention and Control.
We are Medi-Cal certified and in the network of major health maintenance organizations, such as: CIGNA Behavioral Health and Value Options, Beacon Health, Bluecross, Anthem, HealthNet, and LA Care. We can work with most major PPO insurance.
A Recovery Services vault is a storage entity in Azure that houses data. The data is typically copies of data, or configuration information for virtual machines (VMs), workloads, servers, or workstations. You can use Recovery Services vaults to hold backup data for various Azure services such as IaaS VMs (Linux or Windows) and SQL Server in Azure VMs. Recovery Services vaults support System Center DPM, Windows Server, Azure Backup Server, and more. Recovery Services vaults make it easy to organize your backup data, while minimizing management overhead.
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