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RECOVERY EPIDEMICHow Our Movement Has Arrived and is Spreading Hope
National Perspective
2018 Support for Patients and Communities Act• Reauthorizes funding from the Cures Act, which put $500 million a year toward the opioid crisis, and
makes tweaks to hopefully give states more flexibility in using the funding.
• CAREER Act (Section 7183) - Improves resources and wrap-around support services for individuals in recovery from a substance use disorder who are transitioning from treatment programs to independent living and the workforce;
• Ensuring Access to Quality Sober Living (Section 7031) - Develops and disseminates best practices for operating recovery housing to ensure individuals are living in a safe and supportive environment;
• Building Communities of Recovery (Section 7151, 7152) - Awards grants to recovery community organizations to provide regional training and technical assistance in order to expand peer recovery support services nationwide;
• Improving recovery and reunifying families (Section 8082) - Provides $15 million to HHS to replicate a “recovery coach” program for parents with children in foster care due to parental substance use;
• Peer support enhancement and evaluation review (Section 1008) - This provision directs the GAO to study and submit a report on how Medicaid covers peer support services, including: the types of services provided; payment models; states’ experiences providing peer support services; and how states measure the extent to which peer support services improve costs and outcomes for beneficiaries.
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Georgia Perspective2018 General Assembly
• 11 positions in the GBI to expand drug taskforces statewide & 1 toxicologist
• Governor’s Commission on Children’s Mental Health (790,801)
• Substance abuse recovery programs for evidence-based service delivery through community service boards and local partners ($4,000,000)
• Establish & launch a neonatal intensive care unit peer recovery coaching progam($250,000)
• Increase in Hepititis C surveillance
• Prescription Drug Monitoring Program ($626,545)
• Health Care Access & Improvement – allocations to DCH for FQHC in rural areas
• Healthcare Facility Regulation – support annual inspections of NTPs
Addiction Recovery Support Centers (ARSC)
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Kickoff!The Mosaic Place – Cedartown
RCFF The Connection – Cumming
Divas Who Win Freedom Center - Athens
Jeffrey Dallas Gay, Jr. Recovery Community Center –Gainesville
Peers Living in Recovery (PLR) – Athens
Navigate Recovery Gwinnett –Safe Harbor –Lawrenceville
Peers Empowering Peers – Atlanta
R2Ise - Decatur
Change Center – Albany
RISE UP – Dublin
Face to Face – Jesup
Susan Ford RCO - Statesboro
Coweta FORCE – Newnan
iHope – Warner Robins
Better Living RCO – Columbus
Recovery Community Development Team
People support what they
help to create
• Gene Conroy
• Emily Ribblett
• Brian Kite
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2018/19
• 585 CARES to date
• 6 CARES Academies
• CARES MAR – one academy filled with people who use(d) medication to support their recovery –March ‘19
• 3 CARES Connects
• 12 Monthly Webinars
CARES Team!
Jay HughesKaren DanielLaree Jones
• Workshops across the State
• Focus groups at MAT centers
• 6! Academies
• CEU Opportunities
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2019 Addiction Recovery Awareness Day
SAVE THE DATE – Thursday January 17, 2019
• New Location!! – Freight Depot
• $500 Sponsorship – name on back of t-shirt
• Volunteer opportunities – see Laurisa or Shaunell
• Tickets available on-line for LUNCH – coming soon!
• Music by Caroline Aiken
Peer Recovery Support CALL or TEXT
1-844-326-5400
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THANK YOU! Neil Campbell, Exec. Director2310 Parklake Drive, Suite 540Atlanta, GA [email protected]
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