Matthew Clay on Georgia's System of Care: A Lifeline for Families
We wanted to create a website that operationalizes that system of care approach. Things like: easy access into services, workforce development opportunities for both providers...
What if there was a single place where families could find all the recovery resources they need? In this episode of 'The Recovery Hour', Bill Carruthers and Tanisha Character welcome Matthew Clay, the Director of Special Projects in the Office of Children, Young Adults, and Families at DBHDD. Matthew shares his personal journey and the driving force behind his work, giving listeners a heartfelt look into the Georgia System of Care website.
The Georgia System of Care website is more than just a collection of links; it's a comprehensive resource hub designed to support youth, adolescents, and their families. Whether you're seeking training, education, or peer support, this site aims to be your go-to guide. Bill and Matthew dive into why easy access to these resources is crucial for recovery and how the site is structured to help both providers and families.
Matthew explains the importance of workforce development opportunities for providers, ensuring that those on the front lines are well-equipped to offer the best support. They also touch on the significance of peer support organizations, highlighting how these groups can be a lifeline for those navigating the challenging path to recovery. Listeners will appreciate the practical advice and genuine passion that Matthew brings to the conversation.
His dedication to creating a one-stop-shop for recovery resources is evident, and he provides valuable insights into how the Georgia System of Care website can make a real difference in people's lives. If you're in Georgia and looking for support, or if you're simply interested in learning about effective recovery resources, this episode offers a wealth of information and inspiration. Tune in to hear how one man's mission is helping to transform lives across the state.