California MAT Access Points Project Learning Community: Tribal and Urban Indian Medications for Addiction Treatment for Opioid Use Disorder and Psychoactive Stimulant Use Disorder
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This is an opportunity to participate in a learning community for tribal and urban Indian health programs in California to develop, operate, enhance, and sustain Medications for Addiction Treatment (MAT) and/or stimulant treatment services. Focus will be on the healing role of culture in engagement, treatment, and recovery.
The scope of activities includes:
- Activities to prepare for the implementation, enhancement, or sustainability of MAT for Opioid Use Disorder, and/or treatment best practices for patients diagnosed with stimulant use disorder
- Training and technical assistance to support the organizational and practice transformations needed to successfully implement culturally responsive MAT and/or stimulant treatment services, as well as access to broader community health and recovery supports
- Structured and individualized training and technical assistance plans
- Virtual and onsite training and technical assistance support
Eligible participants are urban Indian and tribal health entities located and providing services in California.
Up to 25 organizations will be awarded up to $75,000 for participation in the Learning Community.
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