Toolkit

This toolkit provides resources to teach people about how to support those in recovery. It also provides materials intented for promoting recovery month awareness.

This guide provides a detailed list of substance use-related resources for people who are at risk for a substance use disorder, their loved ones and the providers who work with them. Resources focus heavily on Black and Hispanic/Latinx populations, with acknowledgment of the wide diversity and overlap that exists among these populations.

This tipsheet advises people from minority communities on how to find providers who will provide person-centered behavioral healthcare.

This resource provides tips for providers who engage with motivational interviewing when treating substance use difficulties.

This resource provides information to loved ones on how to have conversations with people experiencing a substance use challenge.

This four-module toolkit offers strategies to develop peer support specialist programs for parents affected by substance use—whose children and families are involved with child welfare.

This interactive, online toolkit and list of resources was developed to support organizations in addressing racial inequities and the associated stigmas that lead to mental health and substance use treatment disparities and ensure they have the tools to support their patients and organizations.

This page highlights evidence-based services and models that address the complexities of mental illness and addiction, including examples from various states organized by four key frameworks.

Examples on this page illustrate how several different states have taken a comprehensive approach through overall system transformation and/or strategic disruptive investments.