Housing, Uplift, and Belonging (HUB): Expanding Recovery Support Services in Macomb County - The Housing, Uplift, and Belonging (HUB) Initiative strengthens long-term recovery for adults with Substance Use Disorder (SUD) and Co-Occurring Disorder (COD) by expanding access to peer recovery coaching, recovery housing, workforce development, transportation assistance, family recovery coaching, and coordinated Recovery Support Services (RSS) throughout Macomb County, Michigan. The initiative will improve recovery stability, increase employment and housing outcomes, reduce barriers to care, and strengthen the community's recovery infrastructure through collaboration with healthcare providers, treatment organizations, employers, and other recovery partners. The HUB Initiative will primarily serve adults 18 years of age and older residing throughout Macomb County, while also providing recovery support services to eligible family members. The project will serve 175 unduplicated participants in Year 1, 210 participants in Year 2, and 250 participants in Year 3, for a total of 635 unduplicated participants over the three-year project period. Strategies include peer recovery coaching, case management, housing navigation, transportation assistance, workforce development, and Recovery-Ready Workplace initiatives. Goals are to expand access to peer and recovery support services, improve recovery stability, and strengthen local recovery infrastructure through workforce growth and community partnerships.
