Recovery housing assistance program

The state of North Dakota is seeking proposals from recovery housing agencies to provide housing assistance for individuals in early recovery from substance use disorder (SUD). The goal of this program is to support eligible individuals in their recovery journey by providing a safe and supportive living environment. Key responsibilities of the selected agency will include providing recovery housing services, case management, and support services to program participants. The agency will be expected to work closely with the state's behavioral health division to ensure that program participants receive comprehensive and coordinated care. Some of the key services that the agency will be expected to provide include: • Recovery housing services, including room and board, meals, and transportation • Case management services, including assessment, planning, and coordination of care • Support services, including counseling, peer support, and education • Coordination with other healthcare providers and social services to ensure comprehensive care The selected agency will be expected to demonstrate experience and expertise in providing recovery housing services, as well as a strong understanding of the needs of individuals in early recovery from SUD.