Some goals of this program include: increasing access to culturally appropriate evidence-based treeatment, including medication-assisted treatment, and reduce unment treatment need.

These meetings are intended to allow grantees to share ideas, discuss difficulties, and learn from experts on managing your grant.

A new publication featuring a compilation of stories from TOR grantees across the country sharing successes they have seen in their programs by incorporating their culture and traditions.

Featuring our special guest speaker: Carolyn DeFord (Puyallup, Nisqually, Cowlitz) Carolyn DeFord is Puyallup, Nisqually, Cowlitz and mixed Pasted (settler) descendancy.

This webinar discusses Kratom, it's current use, effects, and status as a treatment option

Guest speakers Dr. Melinda Campopiano and Pam Baston.

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Guidance on Spending Your TOR Grant Funding

Innovative housing models for families affected by substance use disorder

This resource is designed to provide important talking points to use when meeting with or talking to tribal leaders, elders, community members, multi-disciplinary task force members, or local county workers about substance use disorders (SUD), medication assisted treatment (MAT), and other behavioral health issues.

This electronic version is available on our website. We also have a print version. To request copies, please email us at cph-nativecenter@uiowa.edu.

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Comprehensive Overview of GPRA Data Collection for SAMHSA TOR Grantees