Access to an evidence-based continuum of care for youth in Southern California who are at risk or have an opioid use disorder

An educational intervention in Oregon increased physicians waivered to prescribe buprenorphine

A recovery community organization in Greenville, SC creating a face and voice for recovery, providing recovery support services, and using peers to support interventions

This Massachusetts program provides access to treatment and recovery services for those with opioid use disorder appearing in court

This promising pilot program in Chicago linked individuals to medications for opioid use disorder following an opioid overdose

A rapidly expanding referral program connecting those with opioid and substance use disorder to medication for addiction treatment

A hospital-based intervention and referral program in Delaware for patients presenting with substance use disorders

This free helpline provides opioid education, one-on-one coaching, and referrals to opioid treatment and recovery resources

A bilingual, bicultural behavioral health center providing a comprehensive continuum of care that specializes in serving the Latinx community in Massachusetts

A New Jersey peer support program offering round the clock recovery services for individuals with substance use disorders, whether presenting at emergency departments or admitted as in-patients.

A crisis intervention team in Indianapolis that responds to behavioral health crises to divert individuals away from the criminal justice and healthcare systems

A distance education system for physicians, first developed in New Mexico, which enhances a state's capacity to treat opioid use disorder

First responders in Camden, New Jersey provide buprenorphine to overdose survivors, mitigating withdrawal symptoms and increasing access to treatment

A Kentucky-based program connects child protection services and recovery specialists with families to ensure child safety and access to treatment for parents with substance use disorders

A peer-delivered, emergency department-based response to a nonfatal overdose in New York City that is grounded in harm reduction

This program provided low-barrier transitional housing, short-term stabilization, harm reduction, and treatment for individuals with substance use disorder living in a tent encampment

An early intervention program model, developed at Boston Medical Center, that identifies those at risk for alcohol and drug-related consequences, provides a brief intervention, and connects them to treatment and comprehensive services when appropriate 

A nationwide program in 14 states provides those released from prison with comprehensive health care including treatment for opioid use disorder

Providing buprenorphine for those waiting for opioid use disorder treatment in Vermont reduces drug-related risks

Emergency medical service "alternative response" (AR-2) teams provide care to opioid overdose victims, offering immediate access to addiction treatment