Friday, April 26, 2024
4/26/2024
The Fort Peck Tribes will provide a comprehensive array of services to address the Opioid Epidemic on the Fort Peck Indian Reservation. We will engage community partners throughout the reservation for referrals, supportive services, and coordination. We will open a Community Recovery Center to offer services to participants during non-business hours, when support is most needed to maintain sobriety. We will provide Evidence Based Practices to the participants to assist the participants to have successful outcomes in completing MAT therapy and maintaining sobriety. Project Name: Fort Peck Tribes (FPT) Medicated Assisted Treatment and Peer Recovery Project (MATPRP) Populations to be Served: American Indians within the Fort Peck catchment area with Opioid Use Disorders (OUDs) seeking Medicated Assisted Treatment (MAT) and other supportive services Strategies/Interventions: The FPT MATPRP program will utilize Evidence Based Practices (EBPs) including pharmacotherapies (injection MAT services) and behavioral therapies (contingency management interventions/motivational incentives, community reinforcement approach plus vouchers, and 12-Step Facilitation Therapy) to support successful outcomes of patients with OUDs. We will provide recovery support services in a Community Recovery Center during the "off hours" to facilitate successful outcomes and provide alternative activities to help patients to maintain sobriety. Project Goal: Decrease OUDs throughout the reservation by implementing evidence-based programs (pharmacotherapy and behavioral therapy) within the community to address the OUDs within the community. Objective 1: During the project period of September 30, 2018 to September 29, 2021, the MATPRP will provide MAT services to at least 20 individuals with OUDs per year (60 total) with at least 75% (15 per year) successfully completing MAT therapy. Objective 2: During the same project period, the MATPRP will provide peer recovery services in the Community Recovery Center to at least 20 individuals with OUDs per year (60 total) with at least 75% maintaining sobriety (15 per year).
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