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Engaging Communities Through Issues Forums: A How-To Guide for Onsite and Online Community Engagement
This publication is part of a two-part series. The publication explores the use of forums as a community engagement tool in Extension work. It is a comprehensive how-to guide designed to help Cooperative Extension professionals develop issues forums in both onsite and online settings.
Rural Communities Opioid Response Program RCORP Overdose Response HRSA-23-038
Recovery Village
Whether you’re seeking alcohol treatment centers in Ohio or drug treatment centers in Ohio, you can choose from inpatient (residential) and outpatient programs to meet your needs. Inpatient rehab allows clients to receive round-the-clock care while outpatient programs allow them to spend time at home. Ohio outpatient and inpatient drug rehab centers typically offer a variety of programs to help men and women through their treatment and recovery, including individual and family therapy, counseling and 12-step programs.
It’s possible to find safe and effective drug and alcohol rehab in Ohio, and The Recovery Village can point you in the right direction. If you are unsure which level of rehab care is right for you, the caring addiction specialists at The Recovery Village are available to talk with you anytime. It’s toll-free to call, and you don’t have to commit to treatment if you just need advice on where to go. When you choose rehab at The Recovery Village, you can expect:
Alcohol Rehab & Detox in Columbus
Alcohol addiction is a disease that few people expect themselves to develop, yet many do. A person may believe they feel happier, less stressed and more fun when they drink, so they start using alcohol to cope with negative feelings. Eventually, their mind will start to crave the substance, and their body will depend on it to function. It can progress to the point where a person may be in physical and mental pain if there isn’t alcohol in their system.
Hundreds of thousands of Ohioans struggle with alcohol addiction every year. Nearly 531,000 residents had an alcohol use disorder (AUD) in 2017; of these, around 494,000 needed treatment but did not receive it. Addiction is a treatable condition, and recovery is possible. However, it requires a first step that’s difficult for many people: reaching out for help.
Research Alert: County-Level Availability of Obstetric Care and Economic Implications of Hospital Closures on Obstetric Care
Leveraging Quality Measurement to Improve Rural Health: Final Environmental Scan - Rural Core Measure Set
Affordable Internet Connectivity
CDC Social Determinants of Health Accelerator Plans
ACF Regional Partnerships for Children/Families Affected by Substance Abuse
USDA: The Gus Schumacher Nutrition Incentive Program - Produce Prescription Program
Bipartisan Policy Center: The Impact of COVID-19 on the Rural Health Care Landscape
Bipartisan Policy Center: The Impact of COVID-19 on the Rural Health Care Landscape
State Telehealth Laws and Reimbursement Policies, Spring 2022
ORHA Professional Development Funding Opportunity
2021 NRHA Policy Agenda
Differences in Preventive Care Among Rural Residents by Race and Ethnicity
Inequities in Access to Care in Rural Areas
Final NRHA 2021 Advocacy Document
2021 Requests for the Biden Administration
COVID-19 Research articles
Phone: 567-712-0697
Ohio Department of Health – State Office of Rural Health
National Rural Health Association
