When did harm reduction start?

When did harm reduction start?

It emphasizes the measurement of health, social and economic outcomes, as opposed to the measurement of drug consumption (1–5). Harm reduction has evolved over time, from its initial identification in the 1980s, as an alternative to abstinence-only focused interventions for adults with substance abuse disorders (6).

How do I submit a Samhsa grant?

SAMHSA requires that applications be submitted electronically through Grants.gov. Successfully submitted applications through Grants.gov will then proceed to the NIH eRA Commons system and validations.

What is a harm reduction specialist?

The Harm Reduction Specialist provides engagement and support services, particularly to program participants engaging in behaviors that may pose risks such as drug and alcohol use, sexual practices, and self-injury, using a harm reduction approach.

Can I apply for a grant online?

Applicants can register and access the online portal here. We expect to have three closing dates for applications in 2023: First week of February. First week of June.

What are pass through grants?

A pass-through grant is created when the federal government provides funds to state governments, who then pass the funds along as sub-grants to sub-recipients. The money provided is coming from the federal budget. A state grant is awarded by the state government to a recipient, a direct flow from funder to awardee.

What is an example of a formula grant?

Medicaid is an example of a formula grant. Per legislation, there is an open-ended matching formula in which the federal government provides matching funds to state governments for all activities that fall within Medicaid coverage.

What are the four pillars program?

Four Pillars drug strategy

  • Harm reduction.
  • Prevention.
  • Treatment.
  • Enforcement.

Where can I get free Narcan near me?

You also could visit any major pharmacy and ask a pharmacist if Narcan is available for free. Some pharmacy chains — such as Walgreens, CVS and RiteAid — are involved in state programs that give out free Narcan.

  • September 21, 2022