A multidisciplinary group of agencies in Vermont serving women with opioid use disorder and their families during pregnancy and infancy

A community-based program integrating assertive outreach, medications for opioid use disorder, behavioral counseling, peer recovery support, and paramedic follow-up

A recovery community organization in South Florida that supports both peer-driven recovery and harm reduction services

A New Mexico program trains prisoners as Peer Leaders able to educate on the risks of illicit substance use

A transitional program for individuals leaving treatment or the criminal justice system in the United Kingdom that focuses on employment, housing, and social support

Peer recovery specialists in Rhode Island provide harm reduction and treatment services to high-risk populations in emergency departments and communities

A local coalition in rural Minnesota addressing drug prevention by holding community forums and education sessions and collaborating with schools

A harm reduction program model offering a variety of services largely aimed at educating and aiding those who inject drugs

A law enforcement initiative, begun in Gloucester, MA and now expanded nationwide, that aims to make police departments a point of entry for treatment, providing early intervention and treatment on demand for those with substance use disorders

Under the Affordable Care Act, three states implemented Opioid Health Homes, systems designed to coordinate and improve treatment for opioid use disorder 

Comprehensive substance use treatment for pregnant and new mothers in a largely rural areas of western North Carolina

A recovery community organization in Greenville, SC creating a face and voice for recovery, providing recovery support services, and using peers to support interventions

This promising pilot program in Chicago linked individuals to medications for opioid use disorder following an opioid overdose

A hospital-based intervention and referral program in Delaware for patients presenting with substance use disorders

A bilingual, bicultural behavioral health center providing a comprehensive continuum of care that specializes in serving the Latinx community in Massachusetts

A New Jersey peer support program offering round the clock recovery services for individuals with substance use disorders, whether presenting at emergency departments or admitted as in-patients.

A mutual support model, originally developed in Massachusetts, that can provide family members affected by opioid use disorder with support, reduce stigma in the community, and increase the targeted distribution of naloxone.

An innovative recovery community organization model that provides the community with both recovery support services and harm reduction services

A Kentucky-based program connects child protection services and recovery specialists with families to ensure child safety and access to treatment for parents with substance use disorders

A recovery community organization in Lexington, Kentucky that helps people in recovery stay in recovery, with services such as recovery coaching and telephone recovery support