Building Bridges: Mapping Community Supports to Address Opioid Use Disorder

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HELPING PEOPLE WITH OPIOID USE DISORDER - PREVENTION (Stopping problems before they start): We teach people about opioid dangers and help keep them safe. Examples: Teaching students about drugs, community events about opioid safety, helping doctors prescribe pain medicine safely.
HELPING PEOPLE WITH OPIOID USE DISORDER - HARM REDUCTION (Keeping people safer right now): We help people who use opioids stay alive and healthier. Examples: Giving out Narcan to reverse overdoses, needle exchange programs,teaching people how to use drugs more safely, testing drugs for fentanyl.
HELPING PEOPLE WITH OPIOID USE DISORDER - TREATMENT (Helping people stop using opioids): We provide medical care and counseling to help people quit using opioids. Examples: Clinics that give medicine to treat addiction, detox programs, counseling, hospital emergency help.
HELPING PEOPLE WITH OPIOID USE DISORDER - RECOVERY (Helping people stay healthy after treatment): We support people in staying drug-free and building good lives. Examples: Support groups, sober housing, recovery coaches, help finding jobs, staying connected with others in recovery.
HELPING THE COMMUNITY WITH BASIC NEEDS - MONEY AND JOBS: We help people get jobs, manage money, and afford basic needs. Examples: Job training, help paying bills, food banks, affordable housing, teaching people about money.
HELPING THE COMMUNITY WITH BASIC NEEDS - EDUCATION AND LEARNING: We help people of all ages learn and go to school. Examples: Preschool programs, reading and writing classes, GED classes, help paying for college, English language classes.
HELPING THE COMMUNITY WITH BASIC NEEDS - GETTING HEALTH CARE: We help people see doctors and get medical care. Examples: Community health clinics, help signing up for health insurance, mobile medical vans, help finding the right doctor.
HELPING THE COMMUNITY WITH BASIC NEEDS - SAFE NEIGHBORHOODS AND HOUSING: We make neighborhoods safer and help people find good places to live. Examples: Building affordable homes, bus and train programs, community gardens, cleaning up pollution, making streets safer.
HELPING THE COMMUNITY WITH BASIC NEEDS - COMMUNITY AND BELONGING: We help people connect with others and feel part of their community. Examples: Support groups, community centers, mentoring programs, helping people after jail, neighborhood events.
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What else does your organization do? Select as many as apply:
HELPING PEOPLE WITH OPIOID USE DISORDER - PREVENTION (Stopping problems before they start): We teach people about opioid dangers and help keep them safe. Examples: Teaching students about drugs, community events about opioid safety, helping doctors prescribe pain medicine safely.
HELPING PEOPLE WITH OPIOID USE DISORDER - HARM REDUCTION (Keeping people safer right now): We help people who use opioids stay alive and healthier. Examples: Giving out Narcan to reverse overdoses, needle exchange programs,teaching people how to use drugs more safely, testing drugs for fentanyl.
HELPING PEOPLE WITH OPIOID USE DISORDER - TREATMENT (Helping people stop using opioids): We provide medical care and counseling to help people quit using opioids. Examples: Clinics that give medicine to treat addiction, detox programs, counseling, hospital emergency help.
HELPING PEOPLE WITH OPIOID USE DISORDER - RECOVERY (Helping people stay healthy after treatment): We support people in staying drug-free and building good lives. Examples: Support groups, sober housing, recovery coaches, help finding jobs, staying connected with others in recovery.
HELPING THE COMMUNITY WITH BASIC NEEDS - MONEY AND JOBS: We help people get jobs, manage money, and afford basic needs. Examples: Job training, help paying bills, food banks, affordable housing, teaching people about money.
HELPING THE COMMUNITY WITH BASIC NEEDS - EDUCATION AND LEARNING: We help people of all ages learn and go to school. Examples: Preschool programs, reading and writing classes, GED classes, help paying for college, English language classes.
HELPING THE COMMUNITY WITH BASIC NEEDS - GETTING HEALTH CARE: We help people see doctors and get medical care. Examples: Community health clinics, help signing up for health insurance, mobile medical vans, help finding the right doctor.
HELPING THE COMMUNITY WITH BASIC NEEDS - SAFE NEIGHBORHOODS AND HOUSING: We make neighborhoods safer and help people find good places to live. Examples: Building affordable homes, bus and train programs, community gardens, cleaning up pollution, making streets safer.
HELPING THE COMMUNITY WITH BASIC NEEDS - COMMUNITY AND BELONGING: We help people connect with others and feel part of their community. Examples: Support groups, community centers, mentoring programs, helping people after jail, neighborhood events.
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