Resources
This section includes information that will be useful to all individuals and groups interested in the subject of Recovery.
Resources for Pregnant and/or parenting women
The federal Substance Abuse Block Grant (SABG) provides for priority funding for women who are either pregnant and/or have dependent children, and are in need of treatment for substance use, and for men and women who use intravenously.
Services provided with no copayments include
- Individual, group, and/or family counseling
- Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT)
- Residential treatment
- Transportation
- Child care
- Case management
- And more
Please call Arizona Complete Health at 1-888-788-4408 for more information.
Related Info
- The Haven strives to become go-to resource for Native American women in recovery - Added 8/4/2023
- UArizona will help local substance-use recovery program reach more Native American women - Added 7/27/2023
- Nonprofit Provides Haven for Women Seeking Recovery From Substance Abuse - Added 8/5/2021
- Women Now Drink as Much as Men - And Are Prone to Sickness Sooner - Added 8/4/2021
- A tale of two epidemics: When COVID-19 and opioid addiction collide - Added 6/8/2020
- That Discomfort You’re Feeling is Grief – Harvard Business Review - Added 3/23/2020
- Recovering addict reacts to national focus on opioid epidemic - Added 11/9/2016
- Overcoming addiction: how one Tucson program is helping women - Added 11/3/2016
- Heroin overdose deaths continue to rise in Pima County - Added 04/26/2016
- Stories of success after prison at the second chance forum - Added 04/16/2016
- Treatment Approaches for Drug Addiction - National Institute on Drug Abuse
- Substance Use Among Women - National Institute on Drug Abuse
- Understanding Alcohol Use Disorder - National Institute on Drug Abuse
- Benzodiazepines - National Institute on Drug Abuse
- Fentanyl - National Institute on Drug Abuse
- Heroin - National Institute on Drug Abuse
- Marijuana - National Institute on Drug Abuse
- Drugs, Brains, and Behavior: The Science of Addiction - National Institute on Drug Abuse