West Virginia

The SHINE (Sober Health Initiative – Elevate!) Project provides three new mobile MAT access points, a local harm reduction clinic access point, and a rural hospital emergency department access point in rural Greenbrier County, West Virginia.

Marshall University Center of Excellence for Recovery in collaboration with Westbrook Health Services, is applying for HRSA's Rural Communities Opioid Response Program – Medication Assisted Treatment Access to develop a Mobile MAT Program to bring MAT and support services to three rural comm

Together with its Consortium of providers and other key stakeholders, Community Care of West Virginia will provide services to individuals with SUD/OUD within the target rural service area who are at risk of becoming pregnant, are currently pregnant, and/or have recently given birth, as well as t

The long-term goals of these proposed efforts are to: 1) establish and evaluate a comprehensive team model for infants with NAS and their families; 2) expand and sustain communication among a collection of service providers; and 3) coordinate services that address family need.

PACI will address health equity in the target rural service area by reducing disparities in African American and housing instable individuals who are pregnant/postpartum.

Project Empower (PE) is a collaborative program in Logan County, West Virginia dedicated to reducing the incidence of NAS and increasing access to SUD/OUD treatment and recovery support services for pregnant individuals and individuals of childbearing age.

Through our consortium, the West Virginia Perinatal Partnership will focus on ensuring integrated care and care coordination to improve systems of care, family supports, and social determinants of health in Barbour, Greenbrier, Nicholas, Pocahontas, Randolph and Webster counties.

Prestera Center for Mental Health Services, Inc has proposed to add new medication assisted treatment (MAT) access points that serve adults eighteen years and older with opioid use disorder (OUD) and/or alcohol use disorder (AUD) across six rural West Virginia counties: Boone, Mason, Lincoln, Cla

The Mid-Ohio Valley: WVU Research Rural Opioid Response Program is a collaborative effort of ten rural counties that build off the success and groundwork established through the Implementation I award.

The Consortium proposes to meet community needs by: (1) partnering with prevention providers and target area schools to provide substance use disorder prevention services to children in target area schools and to the elderly; and (2) initiating the HealthWays Resource Center which will provide co