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Access to Recovery | Alcohol and Drug Abuse Division x To request language or accessibility for HDOH programs or public meetings, please contact the HDOH Non-Discrimination Coordinator, at (808) 586-4400 or email: [email protected] . Please allow sufficient time for HDOH to meet accommodation requests.
如欲針對在 HDOH 計劃或公開會議中提出語言或無障礙便利方面的要求，請聯絡 HDOH 非歧視協調員，致電 (808) 586-4400 或發送電子郵件至： [email protected] 。請為 HDOH 留出足夠的時間來滿足您的便利要求。 Ren eom kopwe tungor fosun fonu ika atotongeni ren HDOH programs kena ika mwichen aramas meinisin kena, kose mochen kori ewe HDOH Non-Discrimination Coordinator, non (808)586-4400 ika email: [email protected] . Kose mochen mut ngenitamenon fansoun ren an HDOH epwe tori anenian tungor kena.
No ke noi ‘ana i kōkua ma ka māhele ‘ōlelo a i ‘ole ka lawelawe kīnānā ‘ana no nā papa hana a ka HDOH a i ‘ole nā hālāwai no ka lehulehu, e kūkā me ka Luna Ho‘okae o ka HDOH ma ka helu (808) 586-4400 a i ‘ole e leka uila i ka [email protected] . E ‘ae aku i ka manawa lō‘ihi kūpono e ho‘oponopono ai ka HDOH i kāu noi.
Tapno agkiddaw ti lenggwahe wenno pannaka-access ti programa ti HDOH wenno pampubliko nga miting, pangaasim ta kontakem ti non-discrimination nga coordinator ti HDOH sadjay (808) 586-4400 wenno email: [email protected] . Pangaasim ta ipaayam tiHDOH ti undas a tiempo a mangasikaso dagiti kiddaw ti pagdagusan.
HDOHのプログラムまたはオープンな会議における言語やアクセシビリティのリクエストは、HDOH無差別コーディネーター（電話：(808) 586-4400、またはメール： [email protected] ）までご連絡ください。HDOHがご要望にお応えできるよう、十分な時間をお取りください。 HDOH 프로그램 또는 공개 회의에 대한 언어 지원 또는 장애인 편의를 요청하시려면 HDOH 차별금지 조정관에게 (808) 5864400으로 전화하거나 이메일( [email protected] )로 연락해 주십시오. HDOH에서 요청된 편의 사항을 마련할 수 있도록 충분한 시간을 주시기 바랍니다.
如需申请针对 HDOH 计划或公开会议的语言或无障碍服务，请致电 (808) 586-4400，或发送电子邮件至： : [email protected] 联系 HDOH 非歧视协调员。请留出足够的时间，以便 HDOH 有充足的时间来满足便利安排请求。 Ñan kajjitõk am maron bõk melele ikijen kajin ak lale melele ko ñan burokraam ko an HDOH ak kwelok ko aoleb armij remaron etal ñane, jouj im kebaak Rikõlaajrak eo ej lale Ejellok Kalijeklok an HDOH, ilo (808) 586-4400 ñe ejab email: [email protected] .
Jouj im lelok ien ñan an HDOH kõtõbrak kajjitõk ko ikijen mennin jibañ. Ina ia talosagaina le gagana po o le mauaina o polokalama o le HDOH po o fonotaga lautele, faamolemole faafesootai le Taitai Faamaopoopo o le HDOH e Le FaailogaLanu, i le (808) 586-4400 po o le imeli: [email protected] . Faamolemole ia faʻaavanoa se taimi talafeagai mo le HDOH e faataunuʻu ai ia talosaga.
Si desea solicitar servicios lingüísticos o accesibilidad para los programas o reuniones públicas del HDOH, contáctese con la coordinadora de actos de no discriminación del HDOH al (808) 586-4400 o por correo electrónico: [email protected] . Le pedimos que nosconceda tiempo suficiente para que el HDOH pueda satisfacer sus solicitudes de ayuda.
Para humiling ng wika o pagiging magagamit para sa mga programa o mga pampublikong pagpupulong ng HDOH, pakikontak ang Koordinador ng Walang Diskriminasyon ng HDOH, sa (808)586-4400 o mag-email sa: [email protected] . Mangyaring bigyan ngsapat na oras ang HDOH para makatugon sa mga kahilingan sa akomodasyon.
Ke kole ʻa e lea fakafonua pe lava ʻo ngāue ʻaki ʻa e ngaahi polokalama HDOH pe ngaahi fakataha fakapuleʻangá, kātaki ʻo fetuʻutaki ki he Kōʻotineita ʻIkai-Filifilimānako ʻa e HDOH, ʻi he (808) 586-4400 pe ʻīmeili: [email protected] . Kātaki ʻo ʻoange ha taimi feʻunga maʻá e HDOH ke fakakakao ʻa e ngaahi kole ki he nofoʻangá.
หากต้องการขอภาษาอื่นเพิ่มเติมหรือการเข้าถึงโปรแกรม HDOH หรือการประชุมสาธารณะ โปรดติดต่อผู้ประสานงานด้านการไม่เลือกปฏิบัติของ HDOH ที่หมายเลข (808) 586-4400 หรืออีเมล: [email protected] โปรดให้เวลาอย่างเพียงพอเพื่อให้ทาง HDOH สามารถตอบสนองต่อคาขอที่พ ักได้ Để yêu cầu ngôn ngữ hoặc quyền tiếp cận các chương trình HDOH hoặc các cuộc họp công khai, vui lòng liên hệ với Điều phối viên Phụ trách về Không phân biệt Đối xử của HDOH theo số (808)586-4400 hoặc gửi email tới: [email protected] .
Vui lòng choHDOH đủ thời gian để đáp ứng các yêu cầu về biện pháp trợ giúp đặc biệt. Aron mohangyo og pinulongan o access para sa mga programa sa HDOH o publikong mga miting, palihog kontaka ang HDOH Non-Discrimination Coordinator, sa (808) 586-4400 o pag-email sa: [email protected] . Palihog paghatag og igong panahon aron maatiman sa HDOH ang hangyo para sa akomodasyon.
Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention Prevention Provider Templates State Plan on Substance Abuse – 2022 REVISION Opioid Settlement Project Disaster Response State Project Accreditation for Treatment Faciliites Workforce Certification & Training Substance Use Professionals – Certification Funded by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, Center for Substance Abuse Treatment (SAMHSA/CSAT) Access to Recovery (ATR) grants provide funding for voucher programs for substance abuse clinical treatment and recovery support services.
Hawaii’s ATR Ohana Project is designed to: 1) provide client choice among treatment and recovery support service providers, 2) expand access to a comprehensive array of treatment and recovery support options (including faith-and culture-based programmatic options), and 3) increase substance abuse treatment capacity.
Monitoring outcomes, tracking costs, and preventing waste, fraud and abuse to ensure accountability and effectiveness in the use of Federal funds are also important elements of the ATR Ohana Project. A major goal of the ATR Ohana Project is to ensure that clients have a genuine, free, and independent choice among a network of eligible providers.
ATR Ohana staff develop provider networks that offer an array of treatment and recovery support services that can be expected to result in cost-effective, successful outcomes for the largest number of people.
As a returning ATR II grantee, Hawaii is required to enhance or expand efforts in the proposed geographic area, client population, services provided, or any other component during ATR III (ATR Ohana) that was not included in the previous ATR II grant. As of February 2009, approximately 1.
89 million men and women have been deployed to serve in support of overseas contingency operations, including Operation Enduring Freedom (OEF) and Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF). Individuals returning from Iraq and Afghanistan are at increased risk for suffering post-traumatic stress and other related disorders.
Experts estimate that up to one-third of returning veterans will need mental health and/or substance abuse treatment and related services. In addition, the family members of returning veterans have an increased need for related support services.
To address these concerns, ATR Ohana is committed to assisting Deployed Veterans, Military, National Guard, Reserves and their families who experience substance use disorders with their unique needs. $11. 4 MILLION AWARDED TO HAWAI’I DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH THROUGH 2010 ACCESS TO RECOVERY (ATR) GRANT HONOLULU – The Hawai’i State Department of Health’s Alcohol and Drug Abuse Division has been awarded over $11.
4 million dollars in funding over four (4) years by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, Center for Substance Abuse Treatment (SAMHSA/CSAT). The funding will support the Access to Recovery Project, “ATR Ohana”, which provides vouchers to people with drug and alcohol problems to pay for needed treatment and recovery support services.
The ATR Ohana is designed to provide clients with their choice of substance abuse clinical treatment and recovery support service providers; expand access to a comprehensive array of services including faith-based and culturally-based program options; and increase the capacity of the recovery-oriented system of care.
The project provides funding for “wrap-around” recovery services such as housing, child care, self-help and support groups, cultural and spiritual support, and treatment for co-occurring mental disorders. Plans for the new grant period will include an expansion of the O‘ahu-based ATR Ohana program to one neighbor island.
The funds will also be used to increase program access to substance-abusing adolescents and extended family members of treatment clients, improving recovery efforts for entire families. In the past, the program was available to eligible substance abusing adults in need of treatment, those participating in treatment for substance abuse, and those discharged from treatment within the last two years.
In 2007, Hawai‘i was previously awarded $2. 75 million per year for three (3) years through the ATR Grant Program, and this year the state is one of 30 jurisdictions awarded funding for 2010 to 2014.
Further information about ATR Ohana services and eligibility, as well as application forms to become an ATR Ohana treatment and recovery support service provider, are available on-line at the Hawai‘i State Department of Health’s website at: https://health. hawaii. gov/substance-abuse/atr/about-atr or by calling Dr. JoHanna Mechergui, ATR Service Developer, at 808-692-7512.
ATR Ohana and Hawaii National Guard Operation Immersion Hawaii Department of Health Alcohol and Drug Abuse Division 601 Kamokila Blvd. Room 360
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Individuals with drug and alcohol problems in Hawaii, as well as eligible providers of clinical treatment and recovery support services. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Access to Recovery (ATR) Ohana Project is funded by Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) / Hawaii State Department of Health, Alcohol and Drug Abuse Division (ADAD). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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