Milwaukee Community Resources for the Prevention of Opioid …€¦ · Milwaukee Community Resources for the Prevention of Opioid-Related Overdose and Opioid Use Disorder This inventory

Milwaukee Community Resources

for the Prevention of Opioid-Related Overdose

and Opioid Use Disorder This inventory is the result of a voluntary survey that was shared throughout the Milwaukee area. It is intended to be a living document that will be modified on a regular basis as new resources are identified. The purpose of this inventory is to identify organizations working in this field, outline the specific activities, services, and foci of these organizations, and provide a guide to foster cross-sector collaboration. If you would like to include your organization in this inventory, please complete the survey at https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/mkeopioidprevention. Each organization is listed in alphabetical order, however, to facilitate identification of agencies we have a standardized list of service categories that can be used as a search term. Further, wherever possible, we have provided a community contact, to assist individuals with obtaining their services, and a collaborator contact, to assist organizations who want to develop collaborative initiatives.

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C O P E

MILWAUKEE

COMMUNITY OPIOID PREVENTION EFFORT

https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/mkeopioidprevention

http://www.mcw.edu/MilwaukeeCOPE

mailto:[email protected]

https://www.facebook.com/Milwaukeecommunityopioidpreventioneffort/

1 Version Release Date: 3.5.17

Description of Service Categories

Community Engagement

Providing and building ongoing relationships, collaborations, or support for the purpose of reducing opioid and heroin overdose in Milwaukee County, such as; coalition building, providing meeting space, community outreach, or organizational support.

Data Collection and Dissemination

Collection, analysis, and/or dissemination or opioid and heroin related overdose data in Milwaukee County to benefit prevention and intervention strategies.

Education

Provide education for various members of the community regarding opioid and heroin overdose risk, prevention, and intervention, such as; education for non-users, youth, and families, education for providers, education for users and family/friends of users, education for community members, Naloxone training and/or distribution for users and family, needle exchange for users.

Law Enforcement Provide organized enforcement of crime related to opioid and heroin use/abuse/distribution.

Policy & Advocacy

Provide broad support for organizations, coalitions, law-makers, law enforcement, individuals, etc., working to reduce opioid and heroin overdose in Milwaukee County.

Prescription Collection & Drop-Off

Provide policy, advocacy, support, diversion control and enforcement, or physical drop location for prescription drug collection.

Referrals to Treatment and Social Services

Provide referrals to treatment for substance use disorder, specifically, or other health concerns, generally. Provide referrals to other social services, such as; housing, support groups, health screening,

case management, etc.

Social Services

Provide access to social services, such as; housing, support groups, health screening, case

management, etc.

Treatment and/or Recovery for Opioid Use Disorder (OUD)

Provide access to treatment and/or recovery for substance use disorder, such as; medication assisted

treatment, non-medication assisted treatment, detoxification facility, support groups, sober living, outpatient treatment, inpatient/residential treatment.


Organization Name Service Categories Activities Community Contact Collaborator Contact

AIDS Resource Center of Wisconsin

820 N Plankinton Avenue Milwaukee, WI 53203

Education


Needle exchange services

Naloxone trainings for community and active users (free of charge); families, community based organizations, health facilities, treatment facilities, jail and prison inmates, recovery support groups, schools, active users, etc.

Community education workgroups surrounding opiate addiction/overdose (harm reduction) for active users, treatment centers, law enforcement, health organizations, community members; Opiate Use, Misuse, and Addiction 101, HIV/HCV Basics and Prevention, Opiate Overdose Education and Prevention

Treatment referrals for active users

Overdose prevention trainings for users, families, nonusers, etc. (everyone). Can be done in separate groups or together [not about naloxone specifically, how to prevent it from happening at all]

Prevention Specialist 414-225-1608 x4000

Rachael Cooper 414-852-7311

[email protected]

Benedict Center

1849 N Martin Luther King Drive Milwaukee, WI 53212

Social Services

Treatment and/or Recovery for OUD

Individual therapy

Group therapy

Case management

AA/NA support groups

Transportation to appointment

Help with safe housing

414-347-1774 Joan Kojis

414-347-1774 x212 [email protected]

Beyond Addiction

11010 W Saint Martins Road c/o Southbrook Church

Franklin, Wisconsin 53132

Education

Social services

Recovery support (peer to peer mentoring)

Faith-based class for addicts

Prevention education

Family support

Overdose reversal training

414-769-0930 Michelle Jaskulski

414-403-9131 [email protected]



Central City Churches, Inc.

3022 W Wisconsin Avenue Milwaukee, WI 53208

Education



Health Education and Screenings (biometric- blood pressure [not for addiction]) by Alverno nursing students 1 day/week for 4 hours. Students choose topics of education (can be opioids) and can be requested. Physician comes once per week

Referrals to Treatment Programs

NA support group “I’m a winner today” at Our Savior church

Office Volunteer 414-342-5252

Rev. Teresa Thomas-Boyd 414-342-1522

[email protected]

City of Milwaukee

200 E Wells Street Milwaukee, WI 53202


Education

Law-enforcement

Policy & Advocacy

Prescription Drop-off

Education through Health Department

MPD Enforcement

Council Policy Initiatives

Intergovernmental Outreach

Outside Partnerships

Drug and Prescription Collection

414-286-3870 James Bohl


City of Milwaukee Health Department

841 N Broadway, 3rd Floor Milwaukee, WI 53202


Data Collection & Dissemination

Policy & Advocacy


Public/Policymaker awareness

Community engagement and outreach

Strategic action plan development and coordination

Epidemiology and surveillance

Social Marketing Campaign development

Prevention and treatment service referrals

414-286-3521 Paul A. Biedrzycki


COA Youth & Family Centers, Holton

510 E Burleigh Street Milwaukee, WI 53212


Education


Summer & After-School drop in program- Substance abuse prevention programs including opioids and other drugs; Community Learning Center does substance abuse programming

Social Emotional Learning

Academic Support (STEM)- Tutoring services

Substance Abuse Prevention Programs

Life Skills Programs- Drug refusal skills

Adult to Youth Mentoring

Offer one on one referrals to treatment services

414-263-8383 Leslie Quevedo 414-265-7683

[email protected]



Community Advocates

728 N James Lovell Street Milwaukee, WI 53233

Education

Policy & Advocacy

Community Education

Prescriber Education

Advocate for increased disposal options

414-449-4777 Kari Lerch


Community Advocates- Public Policy Institute

728 N James Lovell Street Milwaukee, WI 53233


Policy & Advocacy

Milwaukee County Substance Abuse Prevention Coalition

414-270-4659 Rashidah Butler 414-270-4659

[email protected]

Cudahy Health Department

5050 S Lake Drive Cudahy, WI 53110


Education

Policy & Advocacy


Community resources including referrals to treatment

Community education with members of Cudahy for assessment, follow-up and one-on-one education sessions for family members

Agency naloxone training provided

Outreach to Cudahy community member

Policy evaluation

Coalition Support

414-769-2239 Krystal Rafenstein


DEA Youth Dance Program

2633 Lincoln Boulevard Santa Monica, CA 90405


Education

Building of self-esteem, teamwork

Provide a safe environment after school

Participating in positive alternatives to drugs and gang violence

Stretch creative muscles through dance and choreography

Focusing on positive health and attitude

Resisting negative peer pressure

202-669-7630 Kelly Kuder




Drug Enforcement Administration

4725 W Electric Avenue West Milwaukee, WI 53219


Law Enforcement

Diversion Control/ Prescription drop-off

Criminal Investigations into Opiate, Heroin & Fentanyl Violators

Investigations of Potential Regulatory Violations & Diversion of Schedule II-V Controlled Substances

Community Outreach Activities & Coalition Building

Prevention/Demand Reduction Efforts including opioids and fentanyl

National Drug Take Back Program

Positive Interactions with DEA Registrants & Medical Associations

Robert Bell 414-336-7301

Robert Bell 414-336-7301

[email protected]

FBI Milwaukee

3600 S Lake Drive St. Francis, WI 53235


Law Enforcement

Identify individuals trafficking opioids and heroin

Reduce supply through arrests, seizures, and investigation

Reduce demand by reducing the number of individuals selling illegal opioids and heroin

Collaborate with law enforcement agencies on investigations

Identify future opioid trends

Share intelligence with law enforcement agencies

414-276-4684 John Kumm


Focus on Community

510 College Avenue Racine, WI 53403


Education

Prescription drop-off


Prescription Drug Drop Boxes

Elsworth Presentations for teens and their families

SBIRT (Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral to Treatment)

Prevention education in our middle schools- Keepin' It REAL drug resistance skills

Parenting presentations on prescription drugs and opioids

Substance Abuse Prevention (SAP) to increase public awareness, to provide information and referral services, and to advocate for quality treatment services for first grade to high school

Community Prevention Coalition Support

Phillip Mason 262-632-6200

Phillip Mason 262-632-6200

[email protected]



Genesis Behavioral Services

6737 W Washington Street, Suite 2210

West Allis, WI 53214

Education

Social Services


Provide Substance Use Disorder therapy (primary)

Use of Trauma Informed Care (secondary)

Providing safe setting to begin recovery in residential/transitional services

Provision of adaptive non using coping skills for substance use disorder to sustain recovery

Trauma therapy

Relapse Prevention treatment/ Cognitive Behavioral Therapy provided

Alcohol and drug free recovery recreational/social activities

Psychotherapy provided

[email protected] Jody Coren


Greenfield Police

5300 W Layton Avenue Greenfield, WI 53220

Education


Social Services

Locate known users in our community and offer treatment

Promote treatment (referrals) over incarceration

Offer users that have been arrested treatment instead of fines

Provided funding for treatment, provide rides to treatment and make arrangements for treatment

Offer families impacted by user therapy (referrals)

Officer supplied with narcan

414-761-5343 Chris DeGlopper


HIDTA Drug Gang Task Force

801 W Michigan Street Milwaukee, WI 53233

Education

Law Enforcement


Identify & Investigate Drug Trafficking Organizations

Arrest members of DTO's and seek appropriate prosecution

Stem the flow of opiate & heroin into Milwaukee County

Refer heroin & opiate users to treatment providers

Provide education to various sets, including schools, community members and universities, within Milwaukee County regarding all aspects of opioid & heroin use

414-220-4740 Shaun Doyne 414-221-6775

[email protected]



JusticePoint

821 W State Street, Room 417 Milwaukee, WI 53233

Education


Social Services

Education for staff and program participants (users/ in recovery and have a pending court case in the adult criminal system)

Coordination of care includes screening and assessment for referrals to services and assistance with enrolling into treatment

Case management of active users or users in recovery who are supervised through the courts

Narcan training for staff

Comprehensive Community Services program includes coordinating recovery services for clients

For long term, ongoing case management services: Jennifer Davis

Jennifer Davis 414-552-8001

Vicki Lupo 414-223-1319

[email protected]

La Causa, Inc.

5235 N Ironwood Road Glendale, WI 53217

Education


Social Services

RSC care coordinators who work daily with those addicted to opioids and heroin

Several alcohol and drug abuse counselors who work with those addicted to opioids and heroin

Youth AODA Education group which touches on education regarding use of opioids and heroin (takes place in Milwaukee County Youth Detention Center)

RSC care coordinators work closely with FDTC families to provide support in reunifying families who have been negatively affected by opioid or heroin use

Substance abuse assessments in the outpatient clinic (appointment only)

414-902-1500 Bekki Ross


Mental Health America of WI

600 W Virginia Street, Suite 502 Milwaukee, WI 53209

Education


Social Services

Prenatal/Postnatal Home visiting Services

Psychoeducation

Information and Assistance for Resources

414-276-3122 Karissa Vogel 414-336-7964

[email protected]



Milwaukee Metro Drug Enforcement Group


Education

Law Enforcement

Arrest and prosecute mid to upper level drug traffickers

Identify, quantify and respond to emerging drug problems within Milwaukee County

Enhance cooperation among drug task force agencies

Provide drug abuse prevention/education to courts, public and schools

414-221-6777 James MacGillis 414-221-6777

[email protected]

Milwaukee County Behavioral Health Division, Community

Access to Recovery Services

9455 W Watertown Plank Road Milwaukee, WI 53226



Social Services


Provide screening and assessment for people struggling with substance use and/or mental health issues

Help connect people to treatment and recovery support services, to include outpatient/day treatment, TCM, CSP, AODA residential, group home, medication assisted treatment, etc.

Work closely with community partners to coordinate care and access to treatment, care coordination and recovery support services

Prevention- Drug Free Coalitions Support

Support access to MAT and Naloxone

414-257-8095

Janet Fleege Assistant Program Administrator


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Milwaukee County Medical Examiner

933 W Highland Avenue Milwaukee, WI 53233


Provide data to increase awareness

414-223-1200

Karen Domagalski 414-223-1207

[email protected]



Milwaukee County OEM-EMS

9501 W Watertown Plank Road Wauwatosa, WI 53226


Collate number of patients who received Naloxone per year

Collate number of doses of Naloxone administered per year

Identify patients treated by EMS with Naloxone and who refused transport

Identify number of patients who received Naloxone on more than one episode per year

Alert emergency departments of EMS unit transports with opioid overdose patients

Geo map locations of opioid overdoses treated by EMS providers

414-257-6661

Kenneth J. Sternig 414-257-6492

[email protected]

Milwaukee Public Schools

5225 W Vliet Street Milwaukee, WI 53208

Education

Health class lessons that cover AODA

LifeSkills substance abuse prevention training for all high school students

414-475-8057 Brett Fuller


Our Safe Place

740 N 29th Street Milwaukee, WI 53208

Social Services


Provide sober housing for people in recovery of drugs and alcohol (treatment not provided)

Train staff how to use NarCan

Weekly Community Meetings to make people aware of opioid problems (i.e. discuss recent overdoses, what to do if you see a resident using, and meeting options)

414-933-7689 Andy Liss




Outreach Community Health Centers

210 W Capitol Drive Milwaukee, WI 53212

Education

Social Services


Medication Assisted Treatment

Increased AODA Individual Services

Increased AODA Group Services

Opioid Prescriber Education and Alternative for Pain

SBIRT Screenings (Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral to Treatment)

Community Support Program (CSP) treatment, rehabilitation, and support services for individuals with mental illness and opioid use disorder

Milwaukee Continuum Supportive Services Project (MCSSP) provides case management, housing placement, evidence based treatment, benefit application assistance and linkage to employment services for homeless persons with chronic drug and/or alcohol addiction

Narcan training for providers

Through a Coordinated Community Services (CCS) agreement with Milwaukee County, low-income persons in need of additional case management access have behavioral health supports tailored to their needs

Targeted Case Management (TCM) supports individuals with severe and persistent mental illness to live independently in the community. Assistance is also provided with housing, primary health, mental health and substance abuse services, legal services, money management, benefit advocacy and crisis intervention

414-727-6320 Kristen Wlodek 414-727-6320

[email protected]



Rosecrance

10950 W Forest Home Avenue Hales Corners, WI 53130

Education

Social Services


Screening and assessment for substance abuse treatment

Family support groups; Addictions counselor facilitated or Parent-led group

Substance Abuse Outpatient Services- drug evaluations, family assistance for resources, urine drug screens, substance abuse awareness training

Teen and adult substance abuse services- Medically monitored detoxification, residential treatment, partial hospitalization, recovery homes, outpatient treatment

12 Steps

Opioid/heroin community education for school systems, towns, city government, and community members

AODA Intensive Outpatient group therapy

414-207-3273 Michael Nicholson


Safe & Sound



Education

Prescription Drop-Off

Share educational materials

Promote prescription drug drop boxes

Participate in DEA 360 initiative

Participate in county-wide prevention coalition & workgroups

Elena Burke


Starting Point

11514 N Port Washington Road, Suite 120

Mequon, WI 53092

Education


Social Services

Tool Kits for the community

Education Awareness for schools, parents, civic groups, and the community led by staff and trained teens

Sober House

Resource Cards for addicts and their loved ones

262-241-1004 Shea Halula


Take Back Your Meds Milwaukee

1700 N Farwell Avenue Milwaukee, WI 53202

Policy & Advocacy


Advocate to increase permanent drop box sites

Public information on proper disposal

Public information on location of drop boxes

Advocate for better screening and treatment

414-272-2295 Jon Richards 414-272-2295

[email protected]



U.S. Marshals Service

517 E Wisconsin Avenue Milwaukee, WI 53202

Law Enforcement

Arrest wanted drug offenders

414-297-3395 Kevin A. Carr 414-297-1823

[email protected]

United Community Center

1111 S 6th Street Milwaukee, WI 53214

Education


AODA inpatient treatment for men and women; case management, family support services, etc. Registered nurse supervision in residential and recovery house

AODA residential treatment for pregnant women and women with infants includes group counseling and therapy, case management, medication monitoring, etc.

AODA day treatment clinic for individual and group therapy sessions

AODA outpatient treatment clinic provides individual and group counseling, drug education and family support services

Narcan training for all clients

Relapse prevention groups for clients

Central Intake Units (CIU) assist individuals seeking substance abuse treatment

414-643-8530 Melissa Bendever


Washington County Heroin Task Force

N169 W21005 Meadow Lane Jackson, WI 53037

Education

Policy and Advocacy

Mobile media campaign

Heroin Highway lecture series

Hidden in Plain Sight bedroom

Toolkit 262-677-2216

Ronna Corliss 262-677-2564

[email protected]

Washington Park Library, MPL

2121 N Sherman Boulevard Milwaukee, WI 53208


Partner to provide educational programming

Offer meeting room space to other organizations

Publicity of events on our Washington Park bulletin boards & to all MPL branches

414-286-3000 Dawn Gardner 414-286-3000

[email protected]



West Allis Police Department

11301 W Lincoln Avenue West Allis, WI 53227


Education

Law Enforcement

Arrest of individuals trafficking opiates

Public presentations on dangers of opiates for families with children in middle school and high school

Partnership with prevention organizations

414-302-8000 Patrick Mitchell 414-302-8000

[email protected]

West Allis-West Milwaukee Community Coalition

6737 W Washington Street, Suite 2225

West Allis, WI 53214


Education


Senior Safety Talks held at senior living centers in the community and will be expanding to religious organizations

Promote prescription drop-off locations in the community

Peers with Purpose- High school students who receive training as peer educators. They present in every 7th grade classroom in the WAWM school district

Community presentations for youth and adults

Prescriber Education for physicians on safe prescribing practices being developed

Distribute Med Logs and magnets- To community members so they can keep track of their medications and know where to properly dispose of them

Spanish Health Fair- Includes a pharmacist to answer questions and conduct an unused medication collection

414-604-3506 Tammy Molter 414-604-3506

[email protected]

Wisconsin Elks Drug Awareness Program

217 Hayes Street Kaukauna, WI 54130


Education

Drug Awareness Materials

Drug Awareness Poster Contest

Drug Awareness Trailer and Tent

elkskidszone.org

Elroy the Elk Mascot

Participation with other groups promoting drug awareness

920-766-2649 Jerry Brien




Wisconsin HIDTA



Education


Support and encourage federal, state, and local law enforcement agencies to work together in task force situations to identify, target, disrupt, and dismantle heroin/Drug Trafficking Organizations (DTOs).

Foster and support intelligence sharing between law enforcement related to heroin/drug trafficking

Promote cooperation between federal, state, and local law enforcement agencies involved in heroin/drug enforcement

Support local drug education and prevention efforts

414-220-4789 James Bohn


Wisconsin Medical Society

330 E Lakeside Street Madison, WI 53715


Education

Policy & Advocacy

Continuing Medical Education Credits

Patient Education

Legislative Advocacy

Research

George Morris 414-585-6766

[email protected]

George Morris 414-585-6766

[email protected]

Wisconsin Nazarene Compassionate Center, Inc.

2904 W Wells Street Milwaukee, WI 53208


Transitional housing for drug/alcohol recovery

414-342-5959 Pamela Eichler 414-342-5959

[email protected]

Your Choice to Live, Inc.

138 North Avenue Hartland, WI 53029

Education

School Presentations

Health Class Presentations

Stairway to Heroin Educational Series

Detour- Alcohol and Drug Awareness Lifestyle Risk Reduction Class

In-Service Education- For teachers, law enforcement, bus drivers, church groups, and businesses

One Family to Another- For families of individuals with opioid use disorder to share their personal experiences

262-367-9901 Sandi Lybert




Zablocki Veterans Affairs

5000 W National Avenue Milwaukee, WI 53295

Education



Providing residential treatment

Providing medication assisted treatment

Providing naloxone overdose kits with education

Referral to methadone clinic

414-384-2000 Mary-Anne Kowol

414-384-2000 x42228 [email protected]

Documents

Milwaukee Community Resources for the Prevention of Opioid …€¦ · Milwaukee Community Resources for the Prevention of Opioid-Related Overdose and Opioid Use Disorder This inventory