List of ATR Grantees
Alaska
Alaska Southcentral Foundation Web site - Circle of Recovery
The Circle of Recovery program allows customer/owners seeking substance abuse treatment a free and independent choice among enrolled providers. The program is part of the ATR grant that provides customers financial assistance in getting help for substance abuse concerns.
Arizona
Arizona Access to Recovery Web Site
Arizona Access to Recovery Grant Web Site
California
Access to American Indian Recovery (AAIR) Program Web site
AAIR is a statewide substance abuse treatment and recovery support program administered by the California Rural Indian Health Board, Inc. (CRIHB). We work to empower American Indian/Alaska Native (AI/AN) people in California to break the cycle of drug and alcohol addiction and achieve long-term recovery.
California Access to Recovery Effort Web site
Californias ATR program, the California Access to Recovery Effort (CARE), provides vouchers to youth (ages 12 through 20) in Butte, Los Angeles, Sacramento, Shasta and Tehama Counties for alcohol and drug treatment and recovery support services. Services are provided by a diverse network of providers, including faith-based and other nontraditional organizations.
Colorado
Colorado Access to Recovery Web site
Colorado has been awarded a three-year grant by the Center for Substance Abuse Treatment to expand existing treatment capacity, increase client choice of treatment provider, and enhance the participation of community and faith based organizations in providing support for individuals with substance abuse problems.
Connecticut
Connecticut Access To Recovery (ATR) II Web site
Connecticut Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services ATR II Web site
Hawaii
Hawaii ATR Website
This website, linked to Hawaiis Department of Health, Alcohol and Drug Abuse Division, offers information about Hawaiis ATR program, resources for Recovery Support Services providers, and information for clients interested in self-enrolling for services.
Iowa
Iowa Access to Recovery Web site
Web site for Access To Recovery - Iowa, Iowa department of Public Health
Louisiana
Louisiana Office for Addictive Disorders Access to Recovery II Web site
Louisiana Office for Addictive Disorders Access to Recovery II Web site
Missouri
Missouri ATR II Web Site
Missouris ATR II Web Site
Web SiteMontana
The Rocky Mountain Tribal Access to Recovery (RMT ATR) Web site
The Rocky Mountain Tribal Access to Recovery (RMT ATR) grant to the Montana-Wyoming Tribal Leaders Council, from SAMHSA provides American Indians in Montana and Wyoming an expanded array of choices for clinical treatment and recovery support services for substance abuse and dependence.
New Mexico
Access to Recovery New Mexico Web site
Access to Recovery New Mexico Grant: Transforming Behavioral Health Through Self-Direction.
Ohio
Ohio Access to Recovery Web site
Ohios Choice for Recovery WebsiteOhio Dept of Alcohol and Drug Addiction Services website for Access to Recovery.Oklahoma
Cherokee Nation Many Paths Program Web site
A SAMHSA Access to Recovery Program
Oklahoma Access to Recovery Program Web site
The Oklahoma Access to Recovery (OATR) program is part of a Presidential initiative to implement a voucher program designed to provide client choice among substance abuse services and recovery support service providers.
Rhode Island
Rhode Island Access to Treatment and Recovery Web site
Rhode Island Access to Treatment and Recovery Web site
Tennessee
Tennessee Access to Recovery II Web site
Tennessee's second ATR grant, referred to as "ATR II" builds upon the successes of the first project by improving and expanding a statewide voucher system to now include the criminal justice population as one of its target populations.
Washington
Washington State Division of Alcohol and Substance Abuse Web site
Washington State Department of Social and Health Services, Division of Alcohol and Substance Abuse Web site
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Access to Recovery Web site
Milwaukee County Service Access to Independent Living (SAIL) Mental Health Program WIser Choice/ATR II AODA (Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse) Program.
Wyoming
The Rocky Mountain Tribal Access to Recovery (RMT ATR) Web site
The Rocky Mountain Tribal Access to Recovery (RMT ATR) grant to the Montana-Wyoming Tribal Leaders Council, from SAMHSA provides American Indians in Montana and Wyoming an expanded array of choices for clinical treatment and recovery support services for substance abuse and dependence.