Courtrooms to Classrooms teaches students how to stay on the right path and the consequences of both bad and good choices.

The Kenton County Detention Center’s Comprehensive Opioid Response with 12 Steps Jail Substance Abuse Program brought treatment to the jail

Operation UNITE launched in April 2003 bringing together law enforcement, treatment, and prevention.

HEART (Heroin Expedited Addiction Recovery Treatment) quickly gets defendants facing low-level, non-violent offenses into drug treatment.

The BOAT team consists of impacted family members, people in recovery, and local community members.

YPR-Louisville, KY is working with small businesses to provide employment opportunities to those with criminal justice involvement.

START is a child welfare-based model for families with young children, co-occurring substance misuse, and child maltreatment.

DV8 Kitchen is a restaurant on a mission for good, and one that hires people directly from recovery centers.

Voices of Hope was started in 2015 with a focus on the peer-delivered recovery support services.

A woman should have the freedom to care for her children and undergoing treatment.

Their name, Prevention Action Alliance, signifies their focus of leading healthy communities in the prevention of substance misuse

The Wood County Educational Service Center provides services to nine public schools and one career center in the local community.

START (Sobriety, Treatment, and Reducing Trauma) is an intervention program providing specialized victim services to children.

The Ohio Opioid Education Alliance unites over 80 public and private entities to amplify the prevention message.

What’s unique about the program is that mothers in recovery do not have to go through the healing process apart from their children.

OneFifteen is a non-profit ecosystem dedicated to the sustained recovery of people living with opioid use disorder.

This is the only program in southwest Ohio where somebody can get access to care and a bed immediately post-overdose.

Her Story bridges the gap by providing 30 or more days of safe, stable housing to women waiting to get into treatment.

a very small window of opportunity exists for convincing people who suffer from substance misuse to get help, “the golden second.”

In early 2017 RREACT (Rapid Response Emergency Action Crisis Team) was created.