RCORP-TA and JBS International
RCORP-TA and JBS International
59: Recovery and Anti-Stigma with HCADA
59: Recovery and Anti-Stigma with HCADA
59: Recovery and Anti-Stigma with HCADA
Tuesday 21st May 2024
Join HCADA's leaders as they discuss combating stigma, improving access to care, and supporting recovery in rural Texas communities.
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Episode Overview
- Building strong community relationships is key to combating stigma.
- RCORP funding has significantly supported HCADA's initiatives.
- Multiple pathways to recovery are crucial for individual success.
- Training local recovery coaches enhances community support.
- Future plans include providing adolescent treatment services.
There's no magic formula for making this work. It's about building relationships and taking the time to forge those connections.
Ever wondered how a rural community tackles the challenges of substance use disorder and opioid use disorder? This episode of Rural Roads - The RCORPodcast brings you an enlightening conversation with the Hill Country Council on Alcohol and Drug Abuse (HCADA). Host Tim Raebel chats with three dedicated professionals from HCADA: Abigail Moore, CEO; Phil Taylor, Prevention Program Coordinator; and Abby Filyaw, Recovery Coach.
Together, they share their experiences and strategies for making a significant impact in Texas counties through comprehensive service offerings. You'll hear about the incredible work funded by the Rural Communities Opioid Response Program (RCORP), which supports initiatives to improve access to quality behavioural healthcare services in rural areas. The episode dives into the importance of meeting individuals where they are, combatting stigma, and building strong community relationships.
Abigail Moore discusses her 24-year journey in the field and the evolution of HCADA's services, while Phil Taylor highlights the challenges and successes of engaging small communities in prevention and recovery efforts. Abby Filyaw shares her personal recovery story and the transformative power of multiple pathways to recovery. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in understanding how grassroots efforts can drive change and save lives.
Tune in to gain valuable insights and be inspired by the dedication and passion of these remarkable individuals.