Tpor: bridging the GAP to recovery - the purpose of recovery is applying to offer the bridging the GAP to recovery program, a comprehensive array of recovery support services for vulnerable young…

Tpor: bridging the GAP to recovery - the purpose of recovery is applying to offer the bridging the GAP to recovery program, a comprehensive array of recovery support services for vulnerable young people and adult men and women, family, friends and allies seeking support for substance use disorders in orange county, california. Services will include evidenced and peer-based recovery support services, such as one-on-one recovery coaching, telephone recovery support, leadership/life skills training, harm reduction community collaboration and workshops, recovery support groups, family education, and sober social activities for 300 uninsured or underinsured high-risk individuals over a three-year period. These services will be offered to individuals transitioning from recovery residences, criminal justice settings, primary care settings, perinatal clinics, mars/mat, inpatient and outpatient treatment programs. This project also aims to increase access to family group support for 60 friends, family or allies of individuals with suds per year. The purpose of recovery (tpor) is a nonprofit recovery community organization (RCO) based in anaheim and provides recovery support services for individuals and families facing challenges related to SUD and CO-occurring mental health problems. As a grassroots, peer-led organization, tpor's staff and volunteers are composed of individuals with lived experience, including those in recovery, their family, friends and allies. Through this program, tpor will mobilize resources within orange county's recovery community to increase the prevalence and quality of long-term recovery support from substance misuse and addiction by collaborating with regional and local harm reduction community partner efforts and providing educational programs to the community at large. Additionally, tpor will host positive social activities, develop a peer leadership council, and an annual recovery rally all designed to raise awareness and reduce stigma across the regions for an additional 1,000 people over a three-year period. Measurable goals include: enhancing recovery outcomes for individuals by 40%; improved SUD family communication by 40%; increasing positive association and referrals of peer recovery support services in the region by 40%.