Self-Discovery 24 Inc.

Self-Discovery 24 Inc. is a tax-exempt non-profit organization based in Toccoa, Georgia, that delivers peer support and substance-use disorder recovery services to the federal government exclusively as a sub-recipient under federal grants administered by the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA). The organization operates 100% in a sub-award capacity, with no prime grants or contracts in its federal footprint.

Self-Discovery 24 serves as a sub-recipient under a single prime grantee, Augusta University Research Institute, Inc., across eight federal grant sub-awards totaling $262 thousand in combined obligation. All work flows through HRSA, with the organization providing peer coaching, recovery support services, medication-assisted treatment (MAT) engagement and navigation, transportation assistance, clinical referrals, advocacy support, and community education around substance-use disorder (SUD), opioid-use disorder (OUD), and alcohol-use disorder (AUD) recovery. Representative sub-awards include a September 2025 grant sub-award as a consortium partner under an HRSA-funded initiative directed by Augusta University, where Self-Discovery 24 engages individuals in MAT access, establishes direct referral pathways with MedLink Georgia for MAT initiation and follow-up, reduces repeat emergency department visits related to substance use, and provides transportation, peer navigation, and recovery coaching for Year 3 of a multi-year grant with annual renewal pending fund availability. Earlier sub-awards from October 2023 through June 2025 charged the organization with delivering peer coaching (individual and group), transportation, clinical referrals (including obstetric, therapy, and MAT services), advocacy support for Department of Family and Children Services and Federal Trade Commission matters, employment assistance, community Narcan training, and relationship-building with local jails, prisons, treatment centers, and reentry institutions. A January 2026 sub-award added professional development and training for peer certification aligned with state medication-assisted opioid use disorder (MOUD) best practices, plus detoxification and long-term treatment services for an estimated ten individuals pending MedLink referral.

Activity has accelerated from a single award in 2023 and 2024 to four in 2025 and two in early 2026, indicating growing engagement within HRSA's substance-use recovery grant portfolio. Self-Discovery 24 operates with no federal contract vehicles, no prime contracting or grant capability, and no visibility into federal agencies beyond HRSA.