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Substance Use Disorder (SUD) is a behavioral health disorder that affects millions in the United States, involving heavy use of alcohol and other drugs. SUD is widespread throughout the United States, and Jay County is not immune to the problem. A team is moving forward, however, to address the issue. 

Jay County organizations are collaborating with partners in Blackford County in the Consortium for Opioids Response and Engagement-East Central Indiana, better known as CORE-ECI.  The goal of CORE-ECI is to reduce drug use, abuse, and mortality with technical assistance from Purdue University and IU Health.

Update from Meeting held Thursday, September 22, 2022, at 9am at The Portland Foundation.

Drug Abuse Prevention – Kimbra Reynolds gave updates on the work of the Jay County Drug Prevention Coalition as well as the CORE-ECI grant.

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Jay County organizations collaborate with Blackford County organizations in the Consortium for Opioids Response and Engagement-East Central Indiana (CORE-ECI) to reduce drug use, abuse, and mortality with technical assistance from Purdue University and IU Health. Because the CORE-ECI initiative runs to August 2024, this Strategic Goal Tree is designed to serve as a placeholder for the strategies that will emerge from this collaborative effort.

Provide early intervention for substance use disorder (SUD) with a focus on health disparities, stigma and bias, and cultural insensitivities.

Increase access to medication-assisted treatment.

Form a seamless system of evidence-based prevention, treatment, and recovery services.

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The Grand Challenge

What common challenge are we addressing collectively?

Jay County organizations collaborate with Blackford County organizations in the Consortium for Opioids Response and Engagement-East Central Indiana (CORE-ECI) to reduce drug use, abuse, and mortality with technical assistance from Purdue University and IU Health. Because the CORE-ECI initiative runs to August 2024, this Strategic Goal Tree is designed to serve as a placeholder for the strategies that will emerge from this collaborative effort.

The Goals

What are our common goals?

Provide early intervention for substance use disorder (SUD) with a focus on health disparities, stigma and bias, and cultural insensitivities.

Increase access to medication-assisted treatment.

Form a seamless system of evidence-based prevention, treatment, and recovery services.

The Work

What are the catalytic projects?

To be determined

To be determined

To be determined

The Metrics

What are the shared metrics we want to improve?

To be determined

To be determined

To be determined

The Outcomes

What community level difference is made?

To be determined


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