Grant Supported Clinical Services
We believe access to care should never be a barrier to healing, stability, or hope. Through state and community partnerships, we offer grant-supported clinical and peer recovery services for individuals and families who meet eligibility requirements.
Grant-funded services are designed to provide short-term, comprehensive support, while helping individuals and families move toward long-term, sustainable care.
A Path Toward Long-Term Care
All of our grant-supported programs are intended as short-term solutions, typically providing services for up to 90 days, depending on the program and individual circumstances.
During this time:
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Participants complete required program paperwork
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Our team assists with insurance applications and enrollment, when appropriate
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Clinical, recovery, and support services are coordinated across care teams
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Barriers to care, like transportation or access to services, are actively addressed
At the end of the grant period, each case is reviewed by our clinical and recovery support team to determine next steps and ensure continued connection to care and community resources.
Our goal is simple: stabilize, support, and transition - so no one is left without options.
AICA Grant for Opioid Use Disorder Services
Funding through the American Indian Center of Arkansas (AICA) supports a wide range of services specifically for individuals with Opioid Use Disorder.
SOR Grant for Substance Use Disorder Services
The State Opioid Response (SOR4) Grant expands access to care for individuals with Opioid Use Disorder or Stimulant Use Disorder.
Maternal Health
Grant Services
This program is designed to meet people where they are, while helping them build a strong foundation for both pregnancy and long-term wellness.
Youth & Young Adult Support Services
This program is about helping young people stay healthy, supported, and connected. We’re here to listen.
Early support can make a lifelong difference.