Agency Award amount
The Project will provide harm reduction education, training, HOPE kits to individuals at-risk for opioid overdose through community events and to the center's Outpatient substance use program. The target
AIDS Action Coalition of Huntsville
Alabama Alliance of Boys & Girls
Council on Substance Abuse-NCADD
East Lake United Methodist Church
Freedom Source, Inc.
Girls Inc. of Central Alabama
Healing and Responding to Trauma (HARTT), Inc.
Mobile County Board of Health
Northwest AL MHC
Not One More Alabama, Inc.
South Central AL MH Bd., Inc. 2) ALL Cities/Towns
$ 125,316.00
in Butler, Coffee, Covington & Crenshaw Co
Best Life Recovery
Changed Lives Christian Center
Children’s Policy Cooperative of Jefferson County
Partnership for a Drug Free Community
Services description:
$ 49,200.00 population is adults at-risk for developing Opioid or stimulant use disorder, those diagnosed with OUD or STUD , and justice-involved individuals. The project will serve 700 in the Huntsville and Madison County
area.
The funding will be provided to 13 Boys & Girls Clubs who are members of the Alabama Alliance to provide resources for mental health and trauma-informed care utilizing identified eidenced based practices and
$ 730,091.75
substance use prevention curriculum for youth. The target population is youth and transition age individuals.
The project is an expansion of the Montgomery Opioid Prevention Program which targets schools and justice involved individuals. The project will provide tools kits around opioid prevention and trainings. The
$ 250,000.00
projects will impact 5000 youth and adults.
The funding will be used to support a new Drop-in Recovery Center located in Jefferson County in east Birmingham. The target population is justice involved individuals with OUD and stimulant use disorders. The
$ 100,000.00
project includes peer support, small groups, seminars, socialization activities, life skill building and referral to social service agencies. It anticipated that 25 individuals will receive services daily.
The funding will be used to support Youth and Parent Early Intervention Group Family Support, awareness, Harm Reduction Campaigns, and Student Prevention Education. Programming includes an 8-week youth
$ 125,000.00
led peer group; enhanced leadership development with YAC (Youth Advisory Council) members; and support of Youth Conference, Student training, School INFOCUS chapters.
The program will provide needs assessments to schools in the catchment providing peer led support, to 6th -8th graders on prevention measures such as use of non-medical use of rx medication, and use of illegal
$ 100,650.00
substances. The target population is middle school girls in Jefferson, Blount, St. Clair, Shelby, and Walker counties. This prevention model seeks to serve 500 students with a goal of 25 participants per school.
The programming is designed to provide services for individuals in foster care/kinship care, justice-involved, rural populations, and those with OUD and at risk for developing substance use disorders. The program is
$ 93,268.10
located in Walker and Winston County. They expect to serve 20-30 individuals with counseling, home support, and parent support for those impacted by substance use.
The funding will be used for the Overdose Prevention Program which is a CDC based model that includes linkage to and retention in care initiatives, harm reduction measures, best practices for clinicians in the
$ 311,695.00 healthcare system, and surveillance. The plan is to utilize Peer supports in follow-ups with those at risk for overdose, including the use of harm reduction practices and warm hand-offs from critical care units for
people using substances in need of treatment services. The target population includes individuals in Mobile county area near poverty levels.
The funding will be used for programs for education, collection, and access to safe storage and drug disposal campaign. The plan includes working with law enforcement to provide locations for permanent drop
$ 51,064.00 boxes, increase sites in Marion County, target schools, take back days, and parent education/caregiver education. The target population is the rural areas of Northwest Alabama's catchment area. It anticipated that
29,156 individuals will receive prevention services.
The funding will be used to provide an educative model providing connections and support to family members and loved ones of those involved with substance use. Participants are provided guidance and support
$ 164,694.00 on how to manage and navigate the challenges presented in relationship with loved ones who struggle in recovery, and through loss to substance misuse. Most events will be held in the Huntsville and Madison
county areas. The target population will be those affected by opioid misuse and loss. It anticipated that 100 individuals will receive services.
The funding will be used to support Prevention strategies through public messaging, campaigns, prescriber engagement, harm reduction, post-overdose services and OUD access, education for youth with opioid
prevention curriculum. Schools are target population and will be located in Butler, Coffee, Crenshaw and Covington counties. It is anticipated that services will be provided to 4000 people.
Best Life Recovery provides a structured living option for those coming out of inpatient treatment to avoid return to use obstacles when returning to unhealthy or unsupportive living environments. The grant will
$ 160,900.00 assist with transportation needs of residents needing ancillary services. Target population includes those at risk of relapse, reincarcertation, and at risk for homelessness and will serve women ages 20-60 in Madison
County.
The funding will be used to provide transitional housing for men which includes recovery support and wrap-around services to individuals with OUD and mental health disorders. The target population includes
$ 12,240.00
justice involved individuals, veterans, people who inject drugs, older men, and those in rural areas - around the Birmingham area. The program anticipates working with 221 individuals.
The SAFE Care program is responsible for safe care plans at critical points in a woman's life to ensure vital care needs are met, specifically those struggling with opioid misuse and other substances. This is a multi-
$ 150,000.00 system approach to affected infants, mothers, and families. It promises care response within 24 hours of the initial contact. The plan includes work with 120 families with Birmingham as the key location - but plans
to extend to Calhoun, Mobile, and Montgomery counties.
The proposed use of funds to provide a recovery resource 'Hub" for the Huntsville, Limestone, Jackson and Marshall county areas providing free assessments and linkage to care with a goal of reaching 400
$ 273,566.00 indivudals over a 12 month period. The funding will also be used to provided recovery support to middle school, justice involved, veteran, rural and opioid using population using programs such Days of Hope and
Opioid Prevention programs.

Recovery Organization of Support Specialist
(ROSS)
The Foundry Ministries, Inc.
Veteran Recovery Services
AIDS Alabama, Inc.
AL Network of Family Resource Centers (ANFRC)
Aletheia House, Inc.
Altapointe Health Systems, Inc.
Cahaba Medical Care Foundation
East Alabama MH/MR Bd, Inc.
Family Scholar House
Fellowship House, Inc. (Bham)
His Way Recovery Center
Marshall Jackson MH Bd., Inc. dba Mountain
Lakes Behavioral Healthcare
MOMS, Inc.
New Centurions - New Life
Shoulder of the Gulf Coast
South Central AL MH Bd., Inc. 1) Cities of
Andalusia, Greenville, Enterprise, and Luverne
The Bridge
The funding will be used to to expand outreach services by creating a "ROAD to Recovery " program in 29 northern counties connecting individuals to treatment and other services. Expansion of outreach services
$ 535,714.91 would include accessing support services for individuals needing MAT. Funding will also be used in support of additional Recovery Community Service Centers for community education, training, and other harm
reduction education opportunities. It anticipated that 2500 individuals will receive services.
The funding will be used to provide housing and support services for 30 program participants in Jefferson and Cullman counties. Services will include case-management, education, employment readiness,
$ 79,560.00
counseling, and aftercare planning upon discharge. Services are available for men and women, targeting justice involved, veterans, pregnant/parenting women, who inject drugs, and those in rural populations.
The program plans to support a number of initiatives specific to the needs of veterans to include Veterans Courts, COPE, Mental Health First Aid, and Recreational Peer Support. Funds will be used to expand the
$ 499,908.00
Community Integration Program (CIP) providing additional certified peer support networks. It is anticiapted that 5000 unique individuals will be served.
The program will be used to expand current outpatient services in Jefferson County. The goal is to serve 50 individuals in the intensive outpatient program which also has a housing component; 70 individuals in the
$ 120,877.13 general outpatient program; and 1000 in prevention/testing program. The target population incudes those who are living with HIV/AIDS, have an unstable living environment, and have a history of OUD. Additional
goal to improve access of MAT/MOUD in the community and with those involved in the criminal justice system, specifically BIPOC individuals.
The funding will be used to implement a Family resource model which will provide family centered coaching to strengthen family networks for those impacted by substance misuse. The plan is for three centers to
$ 279,071.00
host pilot programs providing training and resources to those in kinship care in Huntsville, Brewton, and Enterprise or related areas.
Th funding will be used to replicate the Wome's Hope outpatient model which includes medication assisted treatment and a strong recovery support model. The program will expand to Lee and Macon Counties. It
$ 356,529.00
anticipated that 100 individuals will receive services.
The funds will be used to provide rapid detox services and expand medication assisted treatment under the current Crisis Care model of care. Peer supports will be also be provided as part of the model. The
$ 600,000.00
program will serve adolescents ages 16-18 and adults ages 19 and older. It anticipated that 1750 individuals will receive services.
The funding will be used to provide specialized treatment and care to reduce the risks of complications throughout pregnancy and childbirth, specifically those with Opioid use disorder. The program will target
$ 160,636.00 pregnant and parenting women in the Bibb, Chilton, Perry and Jefferson Counties. Specialized care for those women and children born with neonatal abstinence syndrome is focus of the treatment program which
will include assessment, evaluation, and linkage to appropriate levels of care and the provision of outpatient treatment services. It anticipated that 250 individuals will receive services.
$ 329,992.00 The funds will be used to expand outpatient programs, including medication assisted treatment, into Tallapoosa county. The goal is to serve 150 adult patients and their families.
The funding will be used for Evidence-based treatment and recovery resources with special emphasis on women's programming and integrated healthcare system for women to receive adequate and timely prenatal
$ 357,830.00
care. Jefferson County is primary focus in the provision of this holistic care model for women with substance use disorders. It anticipated that 275 individuals will receive services.
The funding will be used to provide services in Walker County to include expansion of services to provide ongoing MOUD for 64 PWIVOU and pregnant parenting women; Funding will also be used for outpatient
$ 33,100.00
services in the County Jail.
The funding will be used to expand services to people in support of long-term recovery for those residing in the housing program. The program serves the Huntsville community and surrounding areas. Services are
$ 492,000.00
provided 9-15 months and both men and women (non-residential program) are served. The recovery residence houses 50 individuals.
Funding will be utilizxed to offer MAT and other services in jails in Jackson and Marshall Counties and post-incarcerated individuals with OUD. Activities include linkage to care and MOUD for those released. It is
$ 518,500.00
anticpated that 250 individuals will receive services.
$ 191,950.00 The funding will be used to expand services for 30 individuals in a residential setting by providing education materials and overdose prevention, counseling, and expanding psychoeducation services.
The funding will serve 37 women with attention to trauma specific care providing an expansion of 90 days of programming in a residential setting. The primary target population is women involved in the criminal
$ 299,552.11
justice system.
$ 177,480.00 Funding will be used to increase access for justice involved, rural, and females for total of 72 individuals needing residential treatment services who have an OUD or stimulant use disorder.
The funding will medication assisted treatment to pregnant women. In addition, wrap services will be provided for youth and those in foster care services. The counties of focus will be Butler, Coffee, Covington, and
$ 389,146.00
Crenshaw.
$ 380,469.00 Expansions of services providing 6 additional inpatient treatment beds on a specialized unit for adolescents with OUD to increase retention in treatment, accessibility and positive outcomes.