Catawba County's Integrated Care Addresses the Opioid Crisis through Federal Grants
Catawba County's Action Plan for Opioid Crisis
Catawba County, along with Integrated Care of Greater Hickory, is set to utilize federal grants efficiently to combat the ongoing opioid crisis. These grants, part of a comprehensive effort to facilitate overdose prevention initiatives, will significantly boost service accessibility in Rutherford County and surrounding regions.
Scope of Funding and Community Impact
- Funding allocation targets rural areas hardest hit by the opioid epidemic.
- Focus on expanding treatment options for those struggling with substance use disorder.
- Collaboration with organizations such as United Way of Rutherford County and the Wilson County Substance Abuse Coalition.
Future Directions for Recovery Services
Over the next four years, the expanded access facilitated by these funds will aim to improve health outcomes across Catawba County, Rutherford County, and Wilson County. Continued efforts are essential in making a lasting impact on the community’s battle against addiction challenges.
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