Saturday, April 26, 2025
4/26/2025
BEAT THE STREET - The Mile High Council on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse and Urban Peak Denver propose the development of Beat the Street, a project that targets homeless and at-risk young adults in the Denver metro area with substance abuse, mental illness or co-occurring disorders. The purpose of the project is to improve youth's residential stability and self-sufficiency by integrating age-appropriate housing and supportive services with individualized substance abuse and mental health treatment. The evidence-based interventions to be implemented include Strengths-Based Case Management, Stages of Change/Motivational Interviewing, supportive housing, and outreach and brief interventions. It is anticipated that 230 unduplicated clients will be served during the 5 year project period.
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