Sunday, December 22, 2024
12/22/2024
The Inter-Tribal Council of Michigan, Inc. is submitting this proposal to SAMHSA/CSAT for an "Anishnaabek Healing Circle, ATR Network" Voucher program. The objectives are: to increase the eligible population on/near reservation by three-fold by including household members and members of other tribes living in the area, expand the service array from outpatient only to a full continuum of clinical treatment and recovery support, by recruiting providers into the network, increase the overall capacity of the tribal network system to provide a full range of recovery support services by collaboration with un-represented providers, and to ensure genuine, free and independent choice to clients. Target populations are eligible adults and adolescents who are enrolled members of the twelve federally recognized tribes in Michigan, members of other federally recognized tribes as well as non-Native family members and descendants living within the designated service areas of the twelve tribes and one urban Indian Center. The project will serve 7,530 clients over the four-year project beginning on September 30, 2010 and ending on September 29, 2014. The current system will expand for ATR III: 1) expand geographic reach, 2) expand the age range, 3) expand outreach to underserved Native American populations, 4) enhance care coordination, 5) enhance cultural interventions and grassroots community engagement, and 6) enhance provider selection. Funding is being sought to reimburse a full array of treatment and recovery support services: $4,000,000 each year or $16,000,000 over four years. The Inter-Tribal Council will maintain fiscal and programmatic responsibility for the system; ensure that policies and procedures are ill place to eliminate fraud and abuse; maintain reasonable costs; and adhere to all SAMHSA mandated financial and outcomes reporting requirements.
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