Indiana Recovery Council - DMHA

The IRC, in collaboration with DMHA, is conducting a lived experience survey. If you have lived experience of mental health challenges, substance use issues, or gambling issues, please click on the link below to fill out the survey. The IRC will use the results of the survey to make recommendations to DMHA about gaps, barriers, and what is working in mental health and substance use recovery. Make your voice heard to help others!

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Indiana Recovery Council Breadcrumbs DMHA Office of Consumer and Family Affairs Current: Indiana Recovery Council Indiana Recovery Council What is the Indiana Recovery Council? The Indiana Recovery Council is comprised of 16 individuals that support the goal of a recovery-oriented, person-centered service delivery system in...

ONDCP 2021
The Biden-Harris Administration’s Statement of Drug Policy Priorities for Year One
As we expand the continuum of care to address the chronic nature of substance use disorders, recovery support services help people build recovery capital to manage and sustain long-term recovery. Offered in a variety of institutional- and community-based settings, recovery support services include peer support services and engagement, recovery housing, recovery community centers, and recovery programs in high schools and colleges. Scaling up the capacity and infrastructure of these programs will create strong resource networks to equip communities to support recovery for everyone.
In the first year, the Biden-Harris Administration will work through ONDCP to coordinate with other White House components and the interagency to:
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Work with federal partners, State and local governments, and recovery housing stakeholders to begin developing sustainability protocols for recovery housing, including certification, payment models, evidence-based practices, and technical assistance;
Develop interagency support for Recovery Month activities in September; and Engage persons with “lived experience” in the development of drug policy.
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Stand Up for Sobriety Comedy Show this Friday. Join these four comedians who have a a total 65 years of sobriety between them for fun night of laughs. It time to laugh again! Friday, March 26 at 8 PM. Gutty’s Comedy Club at the Sterling Event Center in Greenwood. Hope to see ya there! Tickets:
https://www.guttyscomedyclub.com/