Saturday, June 14, 2025
6/14/2025
Samaritan Daytop Village (SDV) Rise to Recovery (R2R) Program - Samaritan Daytop Village’s (SDV) proposed Rise to Recovery (R2R) Program to be located in Richmond Hill, NY will expand and enhance access to medication-assisted treatment (MAT) to serve an additional 645 individuals over the five-year project period. The population of focus (POF) will primarily be men, women, and veterans with an opiate use disorder (OUD), many having a co-occurring mental health disorder (COD) and chronic health conditions. The SDV proposed R2R Program will be housed at SDV’s Richmond Hill-Medication Assisted Residential Treatment Program (RH-MART) that includes co-located residential and outpatient programs located at 130-20 89th Road, Richmond Hill, 11418 in Queens County, NY. The R2R Program will expand access to medication-assisted treatments as well as enhance the services available to go beyond comprehensive substance use medication assisted treatment to provide additional vocational counseling, family support services, peer recovery advocates, and connections to primary care. The R2R Program will increase the number of clients receiving methadone or suboxone and specialized residential treatment and recovery services at 1) the SDV Richmond Hill Medication Assisted Residential Treatment Program, 2) the SDV Ed Thompson Veterans Center and 3) the Van Wyck Residential Program. The R2R Program will also offer methadone or suboxone and outpatient treatment services to Queens County residents. The R2R Program has 4 overarching goals/objectives: (1) Expand/enhance access to medication-assisted treatment (MAT) to adults and veterans with an OUD seeking or receiving methadone or buprenorphine and requiring residential, veteran-specific residential or outpatient SUD treatment; (2) Decrease illicit opioid use and prescription misuse among the Population of Focus (POF); (3) Improve health and decrease health disparities among the POF by providing integrated primary care and health monitoring services; and (4) Increase social connectedness by improving recovery capital through recovery support services.
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