Benefits and Services Offered Through RSN

IF DRINKING AND DRUG USE IS BECOMING A PROBLEM, DON'T STRUGGLE ALONE. SAUK COUNTY NOW HAS A DIVERSION PROGRAM THAT IS AVAILABLE TO HELP YOU BEFORE YOU GET INTO TROUBLE.

THE RECOVERY SUPPORT NETWORK PROGRAM - CAN HELP PEOPLE STRUGGLING WITH HEROIN, COCAINE, METH, ALCOHOL, PRESCRIPTION MEDICATIONS AND OTHER DRUGS. GET SOLUTIONS FOR HOUSING, TRANSPORTATION, EMPLOYMENT, AND TREATMENT.

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Benefits Include:

• A team of non-judgemental people wanting to help
• A case manager can assist in referring for treatment programming
• Develop a step-by-step case plan to reach a healthier lifestyle and recovery goals
• Provide support in establishing and maintaining the healthier lifestyle participants seek to obtain
• Identify and work towards reducing/eliminating barriers to recovery
• If the case has been identified for diversion by law enforcement or the district attorney's office, successful completion of the program may lead to the charges being dismissed

Services Offered

• Immediate Needs & Stabilizing Supports
  • Emergency health services (Naloxone, first aid, wound care, detoxification, mental health screening, and referrals)
  • Identification & transit services (Securing ID card, cell phone, transit vouchers)
  • Low-barrier housing (Emergency shelter, short-term housing)
  • Food needs (Food share, food bank referral)
  • Safety Needs (Safety planning, safe housing, emergency contacts, support & referrals to services for sex trafficking, domestic violence, and sexual assault)
• Health Services
  • Harm reduction (testing and counseling for HIV, Hepatitis C, and sexually transmitted infections (STI), drop-in centers, recovery planning, peer support services, contraception)
  • Health coverage & enrollment (Enrollment in Medicaid or private insurance, health system navigation, interpretation services)
  • Mental health screening, counseling (individual, group, family), medication support groups)
  • Substance use disorders services (Screening & early intervention, inpatient, residential, or outpatient treatment including medication-assisted treatment
  • Recovery Supports (Peer and family groups, recovery coach, recovery centers, supportive housing, and recovery housing)
• Social and Economic Support
  • Long-term housing
  • Food (Nutrition education, school lunch applications, Supplemental Nutritional Assistance, Women, Infants, and Children Nutritional Program or WIC)
  • Transportation (Public transportation passes, transportation to medical appointments, and counseling appointments)
  • Education (Literacy, GED completion community college enrollment and financial aid, vocational training)
  • Employment (job readiness training, resume development, job skills training, interview clothes, supported employment programs.