RCORP-TA and JBS International
RCORP-TA and JBS International
37: Season One Finale: The Evolution of RCORP
37: Season One Finale: The Evolution of RCORP
37: Season One Finale: The Evolution of RCORP
Tuesday 12th December 2023
Reflect on five years of RCORP's transformative impact in rural communities with insights from project directors and grantees.
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Get the buttons here!Five Years of Change: RCORP's Journey Through Rural America
Episode Overview
- RCORP-TA Project Directors reflect on the program's growth and impact
- Original grantees share their transformative journey with RCORP
- Over 600,000 staff, volunteers, and community members trained
- 5,700 service delivery sites addressing SUD and OUD
- 4 million rural residents accessing diverse screening and treatment services
It touches a lot of people and saves a lot of lives. Yeah, there are a few things actually that stand out.
Imagine watching a small seed grow into a mighty tree over five years. That's the kind of transformation the Rural Communities Opioid Response Program (RCORP) has seen. In this episode, hosts Isha Taylor-Kamara and Tim Rabolt take us on a reflective journey, capturing the essence of RCORP's evolution. We hear from John Roberts and Elisha Figueroa, the dedicated RCORP-TA Project Directors, who share their experiences from the program's early days to its current state.
Their stories highlight the passion and perseverance needed to bring quality behavioral healthcare services to rural areas struggling with substance use and opioid disorders. Joyce and John from the Michigan Center for Rural Health, one of the original grantees, also join the conversation. They provide a grassroots perspective on how RCORP's initiatives have impacted their community. From training over 600,000 individuals to establishing more than 5,700 service delivery sites, the numbers speak volumes about the program's reach and effectiveness.
The episode paints a vivid picture of how collective effort and community support can drive significant change in rural healthcare. Whether you're a healthcare professional, someone affected by substance use disorders, or simply interested in public health, this episode offers valuable insights into the challenges and triumphs of improving rural healthcare. It's a testament to the power of dedication and collaboration in making a real difference.