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All Federal Grant Awards
Project Grant H79TI081373
Award Date
2/28/19
Completion Date
2/27/22
Dollars Obligated
$2.1M
Overview
Activity
11
Transactions
11
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Funding Federal Agency
SAMHSA Center for Substance Abuse Treatment
Awarding Federal Agency
SAMHSA Division of Grants Management
Awardee
Odyssey House, Inc. (Utah) (HTRXTJ223ZZ5)
Federal Grant Program
93.243
Assistance Type
Project Grant
Place of Performance
Utah, USA
Update #1
Update #2
EXPANDING MEDICATION ASSISTED TREATMENT FOR OPIOID USE DISORDER
Posted 2/21/19
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EXPANDING MEDICATION ASSISTED TREATMENT FOR OPIOID USE DISORDER - ODYSSEY HOUSE OF UTAH (OH) MAT-PDOA PROGRAM PROPOSES TO INCREASE ACCESS TO MEDICATION ASSISTED TREATMENT (MAT) AND BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES TO INDIVIDUALS STRUGGLING WITH OPIOID USE DISORDER (OUD). OH WILL ENHANCE AND CREATE NEW REFERRAL PATHWAYS FOR INDIVIDUALS AND THEIR FAMILIES TO OUR CLIENT-CENTERED, TRAUMA-INFORMED, AND INTEGRATED TREATMENT SETTING WITH ACCESS TO A FULL SPECTRUM OF BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES, INCLUDING PSYCHIATRIC SERVICES, ROBUST EVIDENCE-BASED THERAPEUTIC SERVICES, AND INTEGRATED PRIMARY CARE. POPULATION: THE TARGET POPULATION ARE ADULTS WHO STRUGGLE WITH OUD AND ARE UNABLE TO ACHIEVE LONG-TERM RECOVERY. MANY OF THESE INDIVIDUALS HAVE INVOLVEMENT WITH THE LEGAL SYSTEM. THEY HAVE LONG HISTORIES OF SUBSTANCE USE, INCLUDING IV USE; UNADDRESSED MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES; FAILED PRIOR TREATMENT ATTEMPTS; POOR IMPULSE CONTROL; VIOLENT RELATIONSHIPS; HISTORY OF PROSTITUTION AND OTHER HIGH-RISK BEHAVIOR; POOR ACCESS TO MEDICAL CARE WITH SIGNIFICANT MEDICAL ISSUES; HOMELESSNESS AND/OR HOUSING INSTABILITY; DIFFICULTY OBTAINING AND MAINTAINING EMPLOYMENT; AND POOR PARENTING SKILLS. THESE INDIVIDUALS OFTEN LACK THE ABILITY TO RECOGNIZE OR COPE WITH THEIR RELAPSE TRIGGERS, CREATING HIGH RISK FOR RELAPSE. ADDITIONALLY, MANY OF THE INDIVIDUALS WHO WOULD BE SERVED WITH THIS PROPOSED PROJECT HAVE MENTAL HEALTH AND BEHAVIORAL PROBLEMS STEMMING FROM ATTACHMENT DISRUPTION AND TRAUMA ARE IN NEED OF SIGNIFICANT THERAPY AND TREATMENT. EXPAND SERVICES THIS PROGRAM WOULD EXPAND SERVICE ACCESS TO INDIVIDUALS BEING RELEASED FROM THE UTAH STATE PRISON AS WELL AS TOOELE AND SALT LAKE COUNTIES IN UTAH. IN 2016, UTAH TREATMENT CAPACITY ONLY MET 14% OF THE NEED IN TOOELE COUNTY AND 11.7% OF THE NEED IN SALT LAKE COUNTY. IN THE LAST DECADE, OPIOID OVERDOSE DEATHS IN UTAH INCREASED BY 400%, WITH TOOELE COUNTY HAVING THE 4TH HIGHEST RATE OF OVERDOSE DEATHS IN THE STATE. OPIOIDS ARE RANKED AS THE PRIMARY DRUG OF CHOICE AT TREATMENT ADMISSION (27.4%), AN INCREASE FROM FY16 (23.9%). SAMHSA'S BUPRENORPHINE TREATMENT PRACTITIONER LOCATOR IDENTIFIES ONLY FIVE PRESCRIBING PROVIDERS FOR ALL OF TOOELE COUNTY. THERE HAS BEEN A 39% JUMP BETWEEN FY15 AND FY17 IN ADMITS TO THE PRISON BEING PAROLE RE-OFFENDERS. IN THE COUNTY CORRECTIONS SYSTEM 49% OF ALL INMATES SCREENED STRUGGLE WITH SUD AND NEED FURTHER SCREENING AND ASSESSMENT. STRATEGIES ODYSSEY HOUSE WILL EXPAND MAT SERVICES BY INCREASING ITS CAPACITY TO PRESCRIBE BOTH VIVITROL AND BUPRENORPHINE. THIS WILL BE COMPLETED THROUGH INCREASING THE NUMBER OF STAFF WITH THE ABILITY TO PRESCRIBE THESE MEDICATIONS AND ADDING SERVICE LOCATIONS FOR THE PROVISION ON MAT. OH BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES PRIMARILY USE THE MODIFIED THERAPEUTIC COMMUNITY APPROACH, AN EVIDENCE-BASE PRACTICE (EBP), ALONG WITH COGNITIVE BEHAVIORAL THERAPY, MORAL RECONATION THERAPY, SKILLS DEVELOPMENT, AND OTHER EBPS TO TREAT THESE POPULATIONS. CERTIFIED PEER SUPPORT SPECIALISTS WILL PROVIDE MENTORING AND SUPPORT TO ASSIST INDIVIDUALS AND THEIR FAMILIES TO ADDRESS RECOVERY ENVIRONMENT ISSUES. GOALS/OBJECTIVES THE PURPOSE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO EXPAND SERVICE ACCESS, CREATE HEALTHIER FAMILIES, AND DRUG FREE COMMUNITIES. ODYSSEY HOUSE PROPOSES TO EXPAND SERVICES TO A MINIMUM OF 665 ADULTS OVER THE COURSE OF THE THREE-YEAR GRANT PERIOD.
($220k)
9/19/22
Not listed
EXPANDING MEDICATION ASSISTED TREATMENT FOR OPIOID USE DISORDER - ODYSSEY HOUSE OF UTAH (OH) MAT-PDOA PROGRAM PROPOSES TO INCREASE ACCESS TO MEDICATION ASSISTED TREATMENT (MAT) AND BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES TO INDIVIDUALS STRUGGLING WITH OPIOID USE DISORDER (OUD). OH WILL ENHANCE AND CREATE NEW REFERRAL PATHWAYS FOR INDIVIDUALS AND THEIR FAMILIES TO OUR CLIENT-CENTERED, TRAUMA-INFORMED, AND INTEGRATED TREATMENT SETTING WITH ACCESS TO A FULL SPECTRUM OF BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES, INCLUDING PSYCHIATRIC SERVICES, ROBUST EVIDENCE-BASED THERAPEUTIC SERVICES, AND INTEGRATED PRIMARY CARE. POPULATION: THE TARGET POPULATION ARE ADULTS WHO STRUGGLE WITH OUD AND ARE UNABLE TO ACHIEVE LONG-TERM RECOVERY. MANY OF THESE INDIVIDUALS HAVE INVOLVEMENT WITH THE LEGAL SYSTEM. THEY HAVE LONG HISTORIES OF SUBSTANCE USE, INCLUDING IV USE; UNADDRESSED MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES; FAILED PRIOR TREATMENT ATTEMPTS; POOR IMPULSE CONTROL; VIOLENT RELATIONSHIPS; HISTORY OF PROSTITUTION AND OTHER HIGH-RISK BEHAVIOR; POOR ACCESS TO MEDICAL CARE WITH SIGNIFICANT MEDICAL ISSUES; HOMELESSNESS AND/OR HOUSING INSTABILITY; DIFFICULTY OBTAINING AND MAINTAINING EMPLOYMENT; AND POOR PARENTING SKILLS. THESE INDIVIDUALS OFTEN LACK THE ABILITY TO RECOGNIZE OR COPE WITH THEIR RELAPSE TRIGGERS, CREATING HIGH RISK FOR RELAPSE. ADDITIONALLY, MANY OF THE INDIVIDUALS WHO WOULD BE SERVED WITH THIS PROPOSED PROJECT HAVE MENTAL HEALTH AND BEHAVIORAL PROBLEMS STEMMING FROM ATTACHMENT DISRUPTION AND TRAUMA ARE IN NEED OF SIGNIFICANT THERAPY AND TREATMENT. EXPAND SERVICES THIS PROGRAM WOULD EXPAND SERVICE ACCESS TO INDIVIDUALS BEING RELEASED FROM THE UTAH STATE PRISON AS WELL AS TOOELE AND SALT LAKE COUNTIES IN UTAH. IN 2016, UTAH TREATMENT CAPACITY ONLY MET 14% OF THE NEED IN TOOELE COUNTY AND 11.7% OF THE NEED IN SALT LAKE COUNTY. IN THE LAST DECADE, OPIOID OVERDOSE DEATHS IN UTAH INCREASED BY 400%, WITH TOOELE COUNTY HAVING THE 4TH HIGHEST RATE OF OVERDOSE DEATHS IN THE STATE. OPIOIDS ARE RANKED AS THE PRIMARY DRUG OF CHOICE AT TREATMENT ADMISSION (27.4%), AN INCREASE FROM FY16 (23.9%). SAMHSA'S BUPRENORPHINE TREATMENT PRACTITIONER LOCATOR IDENTIFIES ONLY FIVE PRESCRIBING PROVIDERS FOR ALL OF TOOELE COUNTY. THERE HAS BEEN A 39% JUMP BETWEEN FY15 AND FY17 IN ADMITS TO THE PRISON BEING PAROLE RE-OFFENDERS. IN THE COUNTY CORRECTIONS SYSTEM 49% OF ALL INMATES SCREENED STRUGGLE WITH SUD AND NEED FURTHER SCREENING AND ASSESSMENT. STRATEGIES ODYSSEY HOUSE WILL EXPAND MAT SERVICES BY INCREASING ITS CAPACITY TO PRESCRIBE BOTH VIVITROL AND BUPRENORPHINE. THIS WILL BE COMPLETED THROUGH INCREASING THE NUMBER OF STAFF WITH THE ABILITY TO PRESCRIBE THESE MEDICATIONS AND ADDING SERVICE LOCATIONS FOR THE PROVISION ON MAT. OH BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES PRIMARILY USE THE MODIFIED THERAPEUTIC COMMUNITY APPROACH, AN EVIDENCE-BASE PRACTICE (EBP), ALONG WITH COGNITIVE BEHAVIORAL THERAPY, MORAL RECONATION THERAPY, SKILLS DEVELOPMENT, AND OTHER EBPS TO TREAT THESE POPULATIONS. CERTIFIED PEER SUPPORT SPECIALISTS WILL PROVIDE MENTORING AND SUPPORT TO ASSIST INDIVIDUALS AND THEIR FAMILIES TO ADDRESS RECOVERY ENVIRONMENT ISSUES. GOALS/OBJECTIVES THE PURPOSE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO EXPAND SERVICE ACCESS, CREATE HEALTHIER FAMILIES, AND DRUG FREE COMMUNITIES. ODYSSEY HOUSE PROPOSES TO EXPAND SERVICES TO A MINIMUM OF 665 ADULTS OVER THE COURSE OF THE THREE-YEAR GRANT PERIOD.
($220k)
9/19/22
Not listed
EXPANDING MEDICATION ASSISTED TREATMENT FOR OPIOID USE DISORDER - ODYSSEY HOUSE OF UTAH (OH) MAT-PDOA PROGRAM PROPOSES TO INCREASE ACCESS TO MEDICATION ASSISTED TREATMENT (MAT) AND BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES TO INDIVIDUALS STRUGGLING WITH OPIOID USE DISORDER (OUD). OH WILL ENHANCE AND CREATE NEW REFERRAL PATHWAYS FOR INDIVIDUALS AND THEIR FAMILIES TO OUR CLIENT-CENTERED, TRAUMA-INFORMED, AND INTEGRATED TREATMENT SETTING WITH ACCESS TO A FULL SPECTRUM OF BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES, INCLUDING PSYCHIATRIC SERVICES, ROBUST EVIDENCE-BASED THERAPEUTIC SERVICES, AND INTEGRATED PRIMARY CARE. POPULATION: THE TARGET POPULATION ARE ADULTS WHO STRUGGLE WITH OUD AND ARE UNABLE TO ACHIEVE LONG-TERM RECOVERY. MANY OF THESE INDIVIDUALS HAVE INVOLVEMENT WITH THE LEGAL SYSTEM. THEY HAVE LONG HISTORIES OF SUBSTANCE USE, INCLUDING IV USE; UNADDRESSED MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES; FAILED PRIOR TREATMENT ATTEMPTS; POOR IMPULSE CONTROL; VIOLENT RELATIONSHIPS; HISTORY OF PROSTITUTION AND OTHER HIGH-RISK BEHAVIOR; POOR ACCESS TO MEDICAL CARE WITH SIGNIFICANT MEDICAL ISSUES; HOMELESSNESS AND/OR HOUSING INSTABILITY; DIFFICULTY OBTAINING AND MAINTAINING EMPLOYMENT; AND POOR PARENTING SKILLS. THESE INDIVIDUALS OFTEN LACK THE ABILITY TO RECOGNIZE OR COPE WITH THEIR RELAPSE TRIGGERS, CREATING HIGH RISK FOR RELAPSE. ADDITIONALLY, MANY OF THE INDIVIDUALS WHO WOULD BE SERVED WITH THIS PROPOSED PROJECT HAVE MENTAL HEALTH AND BEHAVIORAL PROBLEMS STEMMING FROM ATTACHMENT DISRUPTION AND TRAUMA ARE IN NEED OF SIGNIFICANT THERAPY AND TREATMENT. EXPAND SERVICES THIS PROGRAM WOULD EXPAND SERVICE ACCESS TO INDIVIDUALS BEING RELEASED FROM THE UTAH STATE PRISON AS WELL AS TOOELE AND SALT LAKE COUNTIES IN UTAH. IN 2016, UTAH TREATMENT CAPACITY ONLY MET 14% OF THE NEED IN TOOELE COUNTY AND 11.7% OF THE NEED IN SALT LAKE COUNTY. IN THE LAST DECADE, OPIOID OVERDOSE DEATHS IN UTAH INCREASED BY 400%, WITH TOOELE COUNTY HAVING THE 4TH HIGHEST RATE OF OVERDOSE DEATHS IN THE STATE. OPIOIDS ARE RANKED AS THE PRIMARY DRUG OF CHOICE AT TREATMENT ADMISSION (27.4%), AN INCREASE FROM FY16 (23.9%). SAMHSA'S BUPRENORPHINE TREATMENT PRACTITIONER LOCATOR IDENTIFIES ONLY FIVE PRESCRIBING PROVIDERS FOR ALL OF TOOELE COUNTY. THERE HAS BEEN A 39% JUMP BETWEEN FY15 AND FY17 IN ADMITS TO THE PRISON BEING PAROLE RE-OFFENDERS. IN THE COUNTY CORRECTIONS SYSTEM 49% OF ALL INMATES SCREENED STRUGGLE WITH SUD AND NEED FURTHER SCREENING AND ASSESSMENT. STRATEGIES ODYSSEY HOUSE WILL EXPAND MAT SERVICES BY INCREASING ITS CAPACITY TO PRESCRIBE BOTH VIVITROL AND BUPRENORPHINE. THIS WILL BE COMPLETED THROUGH INCREASING THE NUMBER OF STAFF WITH THE ABILITY TO PRESCRIBE THESE MEDICATIONS AND ADDING SERVICE LOCATIONS FOR THE PROVISION ON MAT. OH BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES PRIMARILY USE THE MODIFIED THERAPEUTIC COMMUNITY APPROACH, AN EVIDENCE-BASE PRACTICE (EBP), ALONG WITH COGNITIVE BEHAVIORAL THERAPY, MORAL RECONATION THERAPY, SKILLS DEVELOPMENT, AND OTHER EBPS TO TREAT THESE POPULATIONS. CERTIFIED PEER SUPPORT SPECIALISTS WILL PROVIDE MENTORING AND SUPPORT TO ASSIST INDIVIDUALS AND THEIR FAMILIES TO ADDRESS RECOVERY ENVIRONMENT ISSUES. GOALS/OBJECTIVES THE PURPOSE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO EXPAND SERVICE ACCESS, CREATE HEALTHIER FAMILIES, AND DRUG FREE COMMUNITIES. ODYSSEY HOUSE PROPOSES TO EXPAND SERVICES TO A MINIMUM OF 665 ADULTS OVER THE COURSE OF THE THREE-YEAR GRANT PERIOD.
$0
2/25/22
Not listed
EXPANDING MEDICATION ASSISTED TREATMENT FOR OPIOID USE DISORDER - ODYSSEY HOUSE OF UTAH (OH) MAT-PDOA PROGRAM PROPOSES TO INCREASE ACCESS TO MEDICATION ASSISTED TREATMENT (MAT) AND BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES TO INDIVIDUALS STRUGGLING WITH OPIOID USE DISORDER (OUD). OH WILL ENHANCE AND CREATE NEW REFERRAL PATHWAYS FOR INDIVIDUALS AND THEIR FAMILIES TO OUR CLIENT-CENTERED, TRAUMA-INFORMED, AND INTEGRATED TREATMENT SETTING WITH ACCESS TO A FULL SPECTRUM OF BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES, INCLUDING PSYCHIATRIC SERVICES, ROBUST EVIDENCE-BASED THERAPEUTIC SERVICES, AND INTEGRATED PRIMARY CARE. POPULATION: THE TARGET POPULATION ARE ADULTS WHO STRUGGLE WITH OUD AND ARE UNABLE TO ACHIEVE LONG-TERM RECOVERY. MANY OF THESE INDIVIDUALS HAVE INVOLVEMENT WITH THE LEGAL SYSTEM. THEY HAVE LONG HISTORIES OF SUBSTANCE USE, INCLUDING IV USE; UNADDRESSED MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES; FAILED PRIOR TREATMENT ATTEMPTS; POOR IMPULSE CONTROL; VIOLENT RELATIONSHIPS; HISTORY OF PROSTITUTION AND OTHER HIGH-RISK BEHAVIOR; POOR ACCESS TO MEDICAL CARE WITH SIGNIFICANT MEDICAL ISSUES; HOMELESSNESS AND/OR HOUSING INSTABILITY; DIFFICULTY OBTAINING AND MAINTAINING EMPLOYMENT; AND POOR PARENTING SKILLS. THESE INDIVIDUALS OFTEN LACK THE ABILITY TO RECOGNIZE OR COPE WITH THEIR RELAPSE TRIGGERS, CREATING HIGH RISK FOR RELAPSE. ADDITIONALLY, MANY OF THE INDIVIDUALS WHO WOULD BE SERVED WITH THIS PROPOSED PROJECT HAVE MENTAL HEALTH AND BEHAVIORAL PROBLEMS STEMMING FROM ATTACHMENT DISRUPTION AND TRAUMA ARE IN NEED OF SIGNIFICANT THERAPY AND TREATMENT. EXPAND SERVICES THIS PROGRAM WOULD EXPAND SERVICE ACCESS TO INDIVIDUALS BEING RELEASED FROM THE UTAH STATE PRISON AS WELL AS TOOELE AND SALT LAKE COUNTIES IN UTAH. IN 2016, UTAH TREATMENT CAPACITY ONLY MET 14% OF THE NEED IN TOOELE COUNTY AND 11.7% OF THE NEED IN SALT LAKE COUNTY. IN THE LAST DECADE, OPIOID OVERDOSE DEATHS IN UTAH INCREASED BY 400%, WITH TOOELE COUNTY HAVING THE 4TH HIGHEST RATE OF OVERDOSE DEATHS IN THE STATE. OPIOIDS ARE RANKED AS THE PRIMARY DRUG OF CHOICE AT TREATMENT ADMISSION (27.4%), AN INCREASE FROM FY16 (23.9%). SAMHSA'S BUPRENORPHINE TREATMENT PRACTITIONER LOCATOR IDENTIFIES ONLY FIVE PRESCRIBING PROVIDERS FOR ALL OF TOOELE COUNTY. THERE HAS BEEN A 39% JUMP BETWEEN FY15 AND FY17 IN ADMITS TO THE PRISON BEING PAROLE RE-OFFENDERS. IN THE COUNTY CORRECTIONS SYSTEM 49% OF ALL INMATES SCREENED STRUGGLE WITH SUD AND NEED FURTHER SCREENING AND ASSESSMENT. STRATEGIES ODYSSEY HOUSE WILL EXPAND MAT SERVICES BY INCREASING ITS CAPACITY TO PRESCRIBE BOTH VIVITROL AND BUPRENORPHINE. THIS WILL BE COMPLETED THROUGH INCREASING THE NUMBER OF STAFF WITH THE ABILITY TO PRESCRIBE THESE MEDICATIONS AND ADDING SERVICE LOCATIONS FOR THE PROVISION ON MAT. OH BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES PRIMARILY USE THE MODIFIED THERAPEUTIC COMMUNITY APPROACH, AN EVIDENCE-BASE PRACTICE (EBP), ALONG WITH COGNITIVE BEHAVIORAL THERAPY, MORAL RECONATION THERAPY, SKILLS DEVELOPMENT, AND OTHER EBPS TO TREAT THESE POPULATIONS. CERTIFIED PEER SUPPORT SPECIALISTS WILL PROVIDE MENTORING AND SUPPORT TO ASSIST INDIVIDUALS AND THEIR FAMILIES TO ADDRESS RECOVERY ENVIRONMENT ISSUES. GOALS/OBJECTIVES THE PURPOSE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO EXPAND SERVICE ACCESS, CREATE HEALTHIER FAMILIES, AND DRUG FREE COMMUNITIES. ODYSSEY HOUSE PROPOSES TO EXPAND SERVICES TO A MINIMUM OF 665 ADULTS OVER THE COURSE OF THE THREE-YEAR GRANT PERIOD.
$0
2/25/22
Not listed
EXPANDING MEDICATION ASSISTED TREATMENT FOR OPIOID USE DISORDER - ODYSSEY HOUSE OF UTAH (OH) MAT-PDOA PROGRAM PROPOSES TO INCREASE ACCESS TO MEDICATION ASSISTED TREATMENT (MAT) AND BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES TO INDIVIDUALS STRUGGLING WITH OPIOID USE DISORDER (OUD). OH WILL ENHANCE AND CREATE NEW REFERRAL PATHWAYS FOR INDIVIDUALS AND THEIR FAMILIES TO OUR CLIENT-CENTERED, TRAUMA-INFORMED, AND INTEGRATED TREATMENT SETTING WITH ACCESS TO A FULL SPECTRUM OF BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES, INCLUDING PSYCHIATRIC SERVICES, ROBUST EVIDENCE-BASED THERAPEUTIC SERVICES, AND INTEGRATED PRIMARY CARE. POPULATION: THE TARGET POPULATION ARE ADULTS WHO STRUGGLE WITH OUD AND ARE UNABLE TO ACHIEVE LONG-TERM RECOVERY. MANY OF THESE INDIVIDUALS HAVE INVOLVEMENT WITH THE LEGAL SYSTEM. THEY HAVE LONG HISTORIES OF SUBSTANCE USE, INCLUDING IV USE; UNADDRESSED MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES; FAILED PRIOR TREATMENT ATTEMPTS; POOR IMPULSE CONTROL; VIOLENT RELATIONSHIPS; HISTORY OF PROSTITUTION AND OTHER HIGH-RISK BEHAVIOR; POOR ACCESS TO MEDICAL CARE WITH SIGNIFICANT MEDICAL ISSUES; HOMELESSNESS AND/OR HOUSING INSTABILITY; DIFFICULTY OBTAINING AND MAINTAINING EMPLOYMENT; AND POOR PARENTING SKILLS. THESE INDIVIDUALS OFTEN LACK THE ABILITY TO RECOGNIZE OR COPE WITH THEIR RELAPSE TRIGGERS, CREATING HIGH RISK FOR RELAPSE. ADDITIONALLY, MANY OF THE INDIVIDUALS WHO WOULD BE SERVED WITH THIS PROPOSED PROJECT HAVE MENTAL HEALTH AND BEHAVIORAL PROBLEMS STEMMING FROM ATTACHMENT DISRUPTION AND TRAUMA ARE IN NEED OF SIGNIFICANT THERAPY AND TREATMENT. EXPAND SERVICES THIS PROGRAM WOULD EXPAND SERVICE ACCESS TO INDIVIDUALS BEING RELEASED FROM THE UTAH STATE PRISON AS WELL AS TOOELE AND SALT LAKE COUNTIES IN UTAH. IN 2016, UTAH TREATMENT CAPACITY ONLY MET 14% OF THE NEED IN TOOELE COUNTY AND 11.7% OF THE NEED IN SALT LAKE COUNTY. IN THE LAST DECADE, OPIOID OVERDOSE DEATHS IN UTAH INCREASED BY 400%, WITH TOOELE COUNTY HAVING THE 4TH HIGHEST RATE OF OVERDOSE DEATHS IN THE STATE. OPIOIDS ARE RANKED AS THE PRIMARY DRUG OF CHOICE AT TREATMENT ADMISSION (27.4%), AN INCREASE FROM FY16 (23.9%). SAMHSA'S BUPRENORPHINE TREATMENT PRACTITIONER LOCATOR IDENTIFIES ONLY FIVE PRESCRIBING PROVIDERS FOR ALL OF TOOELE COUNTY. THERE HAS BEEN A 39% JUMP BETWEEN FY15 AND FY17 IN ADMITS TO THE PRISON BEING PAROLE RE-OFFENDERS. IN THE COUNTY CORRECTIONS SYSTEM 49% OF ALL INMATES SCREENED STRUGGLE WITH SUD AND NEED FURTHER SCREENING AND ASSESSMENT. STRATEGIES ODYSSEY HOUSE WILL EXPAND MAT SERVICES BY INCREASING ITS CAPACITY TO PRESCRIBE BOTH VIVITROL AND BUPRENORPHINE. THIS WILL BE COMPLETED THROUGH INCREASING THE NUMBER OF STAFF WITH THE ABILITY TO PRESCRIBE THESE MEDICATIONS AND ADDING SERVICE LOCATIONS FOR THE PROVISION ON MAT. OH BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES PRIMARILY USE THE MODIFIED THERAPEUTIC COMMUNITY APPROACH, AN EVIDENCE-BASE PRACTICE (EBP), ALONG WITH COGNITIVE BEHAVIORAL THERAPY, MORAL RECONATION THERAPY, SKILLS DEVELOPMENT, AND OTHER EBPS TO TREAT THESE POPULATIONS. CERTIFIED PEER SUPPORT SPECIALISTS WILL PROVIDE MENTORING AND SUPPORT TO ASSIST INDIVIDUALS AND THEIR FAMILIES TO ADDRESS RECOVERY ENVIRONMENT ISSUES. GOALS/OBJECTIVES THE PURPOSE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO EXPAND SERVICE ACCESS, CREATE HEALTHIER FAMILIES, AND DRUG FREE COMMUNITIES. ODYSSEY HOUSE PROPOSES TO EXPAND SERVICES TO A MINIMUM OF 665 ADULTS OVER THE COURSE OF THE THREE-YEAR GRANT PERIOD.
$505.8k
2/17/21