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Become a Certified Recovery Residence | Office of Addiction Services and Supports Become a Certified Recovery Residence To apply, email [email protected] to request the application materials.
Recovery Residences for Young Adults Become a Certified Recovery Residence New York State Recovery Residences Now Eligible for Certification Ensuring Safe and Supportive Environments Certification is now available for Recovery Residences in New York State. This new voluntary certification aims to ensure that these residences provide safe, high-quality care in a substance-free, home-like environment.
Recovery Residences are the first recovery support service to be certified in New York. The implementation of Part 860 Recovery Residencies Regulations on September 25, 2024, represents a significant step forward for recovery support. It also underscores the importance of recovery as a critical service for individuals affected by substance use disorders.
There are many benefits to certification. Commitment to Excellence - Demonstrate your commitment to excellence and the crucial role of high-quality services for those affected by substance use disorder. Ensure that individuals in need of a residential recovery environment receive safe and high-quality care.
More effectively reach and meet the needs of people in recovery. Enhance Trust and Credibility - By obtaining OASAS certification, you can demonstrate that your recovery residence meets recognized standards for quality and legitimacy in the field of addiction recovery support services. This certification can help build trust and confidence in your services, potentially attracting more residents and enhancing your reputation.
Ongoing Support and Guidance - Receive access to extensive supports, resources, and guidance critical to operating an effective, safe, and quality recovery residence. Certification Requirements In order to be certified, residences must: Adopt written policies and procedures that reflect national and local standards, as well as the operator's vision for implementing the 860 regulations and guidance.
Adhere to OASAS-defined provider obligations and ethical considerations. Meet federal, state, and local housing codes and laws. Guidance for Certified Recovery Residences Visit the following links for access to essential information on operations, principles, and best practices of certified Recovery Residences.
This includes the rights and responsibilities of providers and residents, as well as incident reporting procedures. Recovery Residences Guidance - This guidance provides supplementary information on Part 860 requirements and Recovery Residence operations. Foundational Principles - Recovery principles and philosophies that provide a foundation for Recovery Residences.
Best and Promising Practices - Recommended practices for successful operations in Recovery Residences. Provider Responsibilities - List of required responsibilities of certified Recovery Residence providers. Resident Rights and Responsibilities - List of required rights and responsibilities of residents.
Recovery Services Incident Reporting Guidance - Information on incident reporting procedures and requirements for all recovery support service providers and programs. To request a PDF version of the guidance materials, please email [email protected] . To apply for certification as a recovery residence, please email [email protected] using the subject line: Certified Recovery Residences to request the application materials.
Part 860 Recovery Residencies Regulations Recovery Residences Request for Applications (RFA) Certified Recovery Residences First Certification Program for Recovery Residences in NYS Recovery Residences Training Series Recovery Residences for Young Adults Scroll back to the top of the page Office of Addiction Services and Supports
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofits, local governments, and other entities involved in opioid response efforts in New York State. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Recovery Residences Request for Applications is funded by New York State Office of Addiction Services and Supports (OASAS). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in New York. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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