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Find similar grantsState of Washington Collegiate Recovery Support Initiative is sponsored by Washington State Health Care Authority (funded by SAMHSA SUPRTS). Provides direct funding to colleges and universities to develop and sustain collegiate recovery programs using a harm‑reduction model for students in recovery or seeking recovery.
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State of Washington Collegiate Recovery Support Initiative Call 911 in any emergency situation or if a student poses an immediate threat to self or others. Mental health and violence prevention crisis services Cougar Health Services, Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) Call 509-335-4511 during business hours , or 509-335-2159 after hours.
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline Press 1 for veteran’s services or send a text to 838255 For Deaf and Hard of Hearing via TTY Text STEVE to 741741 for support specific to individuals of color 1-866-488-7386 or text START to 678678 Alternatives to Violence of the Palouse After hours and/or emergency medical care For emergency care, dial 911 or contact Pullman Regional Hospital 509-332-2541 Harm Reduction and Recovery Services / State of Washington Collegiate Recovery Support Initiative State of Washington Collegiate Recovery Support Initiative The purpose of the State of Washington Collegiate Recovery Support Initiative (SWCRSI) is to develop and sustain collegiate recovery support services statewide by offering a grant opportunity to colleges and universities that are innovative, poised for this initiative, and want to make a meaningful contribution to their students.
The SWCRSI is part of the overall WA Health Care Authority behavioral health and recovery support ecosystem development.
Overall, the goal of collegiate recovery support is to offer the chance for recovering students and those seeking recovery from substance use, to experience the opportunities that higher education offers both in the college environment and after by providing support, preventing a return to substance use, and promoting successful academic performance.
This grant opportunity includes several key components which will lead to gains in building a continuum of support for higher education students in Washington: Direct funding for development and sustainment of a collegiate recovery program. Best practices training on the intersection of collegiate recovery and harm reduction. Technical assistance for developing collegiate recovery programs .
Support in developing campus/community recovery capital networks. Resource sharing with stakeholder network throughout the state of Washington.
2020-21 Annual Report – State of Washington Collegiate Recovery Support Initiative Evaluation Report – Reshaping the Conversation: Collegiate Recovery Supports and Services in the State of Washington Issue Briefs - Statewide Collegiate Recovery Initiative: An Overview of Environmental Scan Findings What Does the Literature Tell Us?
Life Experience Meets Policy 2021-22 Evaluation Report - Reshaping the Conversation II: Collegiate Recovery Supports and Services in the State of Washington 2022-23 Evaluation Report - Reshaping the Conversation III: Collegiate Recovery Supports and Services in the State of Washington 2023-24 Evaluation Report - Reshaping the Conversation IV: Collegiate Recovery Supports and Services in the State of Washington 2024-25 Evaluation Report - Reshaping the Conversation V: Collegiate Recovery Support and Services in the State of Washington If you need help accessing the PDF reports linked above, please contact Patricia Maarhuis at maarhuis@wsu.
edu .
Since initiation, the program has supported expansion of collegiate recovery at 6 locations: College Recovery Support Network Fact Sheet Seed Grantee Cohort 1: 2020-23 Green River: Center for Transformational Wellness Gonzaga University: Collegiate Recovery Community — Our House Washington State University Seed Grantee Cohort 2: 2021-24 Skagit Valley College (Multi-campus) Renton Technical College: Wellbriety Center Seed Grantee Cohort 3: 2022-25 Eastern Washington University Seed Grantee Cohort 4: 2024-26 Central Washington University Seed Grantee Cohort 5: 2024-26 Olympic College (Multi-Campus) Seed Grantee Cohort 6: 2025-27 Spokane Community College and New Visions Student Group Collegiate Recovery Definition and Foundation Resources for Collegiate Recovery Seed Grantee CCAR Training Registration Collegiate Recovery Support Network Fact Sheet 2021 Collegiate Recovery Conference In Recovery: How campus programs are changing the narrative around substance use Helping students fight opioid addiction Campus recovery groups support student sobriety as overdoses rise in WA Community colleges tackle another challenge: Students recovering from past substance use Collegiate Recovery Virtual Learning Community The Collegiate Recovery Virtual Learning Community is a six-part webinar series from December 2020 through April 2021, covering topics on how to construct a sustainable Collegiate Recovery Program/Community.
WSU Collegiate Recovery Administration We gratefully acknowledge the work of the people and agencies who have made the State of Washington Collegiate Recovery Support Initiative possible. WA Representative Lauren Davis (32nd district), Joe Schmick (9th district), and colleagues for their work on the collegiate recovery initiative and funding source, House Bill 1528 WA Health Care Authority (HCA) Chloé Wilkins (she/her) LICSW, SUDP.
Youth & Young Adult Substance Use Disorder Services. Prenatal to 25 Behavioral Health Section. Division of Behavioral Health & Recovery Call 911 in any emergency situation or if a student poses an immediate threat to self or others.
Mental health and violence prevention crisis services Cougar Health Services, Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) Call 509-335-4511 during business hours , or 509-335-2159 after hours.
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline Press 1 for veteran’s services or send a text to 838255 For Deaf and Hard of Hearing via TTY Text STEVE to 741741 for support specific to individuals of color 1-866-488-7386 or text START to 678678 Alternatives to Violence of the Palouse After hours and/or emergency medical care For emergency care, dial 911 or contact Pullman Regional Hospital 509-332-2541
Based on current listing details, eligibility includes: Colleges and universities in Washington State seeking to develop and sustain collegiate recovery support services. Applicants should confirm final requirements in the official notice before submission.
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