Illinois Regional Care Coordination Agency

Inaugural Regional Opioid Advisory Coalitions Held in March

Seven groups met to discuss local needs and priorities

The Role of RCCA: NOFOs

The RCCA develops administers sub-awards to support IDHS/SUPR initiatives

The Remediation Fund: Governance

The Illinois Opioid Allocation Agreement guides the use of settlements funds

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The Illinois Regional Care Coordination Agency (RCCA) supports the Illinois Department of Human Services Division of Substance Use Prevention and Recovery (IDHS/SUPR).

The RCCA has three main functions: sub-awards administration, management of the Illinois Opioid Settlements Initiative website and dashboards, and coordination of seven regional opioid advisory coalitions.

Sub-awards Administration

RCCA develops notices of funding opportunity (NOFOs), evaluates applications, distributes funding on behalf of IDHS/SUPR, and works with subrecipients to ensure the funds are used as intended.

Illinois Opioid Settlements Initiative

RCCA maintains the Illinois Opioid Settlements Initiative website so that the public understands where and how Illinois and local governments are spending funds received through national settlements and opioid manufacturers and distributors.

Regional Opioid Advisory Coalitions

RCCA coordinates seven coalitions, made up of RCCA subrecipients and other interested organizations and individuals, which help ensure that RCCA funding meets the needs of communities disproportionately affected by the opioid crisis.

Stay up to Date

MMHU Subaward Announcement

Advocates for Human Potential (AHP) is pleased to announce 3 organizations that have been awarded funding for the initial period of performance as Medication Assisted Recovery Mobile Health Units (MMHU) subrecipients.

WARM Subaward Announcement

Advocates for Human Potential (AHP) is pleased to announce 6 organizations that have been awarded funding for the initial period of performance as Warm Handoff and Recovery Support Services (WARM) subrecipients.

START Subaward Announcement

Advocates for Human Potential (AHP) is pleased to announce the 4 organizations that have been awarded funding for the initial period of performance as the Supportive Services and Treatment for Accessible Recovery – Together (START) for Pregnant and Postpartum Persons and Their Families subrecipients.

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