TORC RECEIVES 2 MILLION DOLLAR GRANT TO CONTINUE TO COMBAT SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER AND BEHAVORIAL HEALTH CARE SERVICES IN THE THUMB
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MISSION
IT ALL STARTS WITH ONE
Thumb Opioid Response Consortium was formed to address opioid and substance use in the rural communities of the Thumb Region of Michigan, by leveraging existing resources to enhance prevention, treatment, and recovery efforts.
Comprised of over 20 organizations, we work together to increase awareness and combat stigma of addiction.

OUR PARTNERS
Deckerville Community Hospital
Great Lakes Bay Health Center
Harbor Beach Community Hospital
Hills & Dales General Hospital
Huron Behavioral Health
Huron County Health Department
Huron County Intermediate School District
Lapeer County Community Mental Health
Lapeer County Health Department
List Psychological Services
Marlette Regional Hospital
McKenzie Health Systems
McLaren Caro Region
Michigan Rural EMS Network
Peer 360
Sanilac County Community Mental Health
Sanilac County Health Department
Sanilac County Intermediate School District
Sanilac Medical Services
Tuscola Behavioral Health Systems
Tuscola County Health Department
Tuscola County Intermediate School District
Recovery is Possible
Recovery from Substance use and Opioid Use Disorder is possible. In recognition of this, Thumb Opioid Response Consortium would like to show you a version of recovery from two people in our community. You can hear the recovery story from the side of someone who is personally in recovery as well as a family member of someone in recovery. To get more information on recovery for yourself or someone you love, contact the Thumb Opioid Response Consortium! Website: www.preventtreatrecover.org Email: thumbopioidresponse@gmail.com
Meet The Team

Project Director
Shauna Booms

Amber Ramos
Prevention Specialist

Joy Dise
Prevention Specialist
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Kay Balcer
Data Coordinator

Cheryl Hieber
Outreach Specialist