Subaward Announcement: TELEHEALTH-2

Advocates for Human Potential (AHP) is pleased to announce the four organizations that have been awarded funding for the initial period of performance as the Increase Access to Telehealth (TELEHEALTH-2) subrecipients.
IL RCCA Regional Coalitions Quarterly Update

This quarter, Coalition members discussed advancing regional workplan goals—improving access to care, reducing stigma, and strengthening systems of support across the state.
Program Highlight: PACSS

PACSS was designed to fulfill the public education requirement of the Cannabis Regulation and Tax Act (Public Act 101-0027). Read how the four PACSS subrecipients have increased awareness and understanding of substance use and its health effects.
Program Highlight: CORS

The Community Outreach and Recovery Support (CORS) program is making a difference in Illinois for individuals who are experiencing homelessness or housing instability.
CORS: Engaging the Community
CORS subrecipients, such as Haymarket Center, are engaging the community through their consistent presence and providing a safe atmosphere.
CORS: Building Partnerships
CORS subrecipients are hard at work building partnerships with their local community resources and organizations. Read about the work from Hour House, Nicasa Behavioral Health Services, Boone County Health Department, and Gateway Foundation.
CORS: Conducting Outreach
Chicago’s Serenity House and Rosecrance, Inc., two CORS subrecipients, are forming partnerships with local organizations and serving community members to conduct outreach.
CORS: Growing the Peer Workforce
Read how CORS subrecipients, Serenity House and Boone County Health Department are growing the peer workforce.
Subrecipient Highlight: TASC

Treatment Alternatives for Safe Communities, Inc. (TASC), has advocated for individuals and families affected by substance use since 1976. Read more about their accomplishments and next steps as the IMNH Subrecipient.
Subrecipient Highlight: Remedies Renewing Lives

Remedies Renewing Lives (Remedies) is a 501(c)(3) organization committed to renewing the lives of individuals affected by addiction, mental health issues, and domestic violence. Remedies is certainly renewing lives for individuals in the START Program. Read more.