SUDPPW Collaborative
A Unified Front for Families
The SUDPPW Collaborative is a strategic partnership dedicated to improving substance use disorder outcomes for pregnant and parenting women. By streamlining care, we directly impact maternal and infant mortality and morbidity in our region.
Introducing the
SUDPPW Collaborative Vision Statement
To ensure, enhance and leverage an accessible, integrated, compassionate, culturally sensitive, and responsive system of care and services supporting pregnant and parenting women with substance use disorder and their children to achieve optimal health and wellness in Eastern Virginia.
Our Core Objectives
01
Expanded Capacity
& Coordination
We provide intensive case management to ensure continuity of care, so your support doesn't end when you leave a clinic or a meeting.
02
Seamless
Transitions
We improve the connections between diverse and complex clinical services and community resources, making transitions between levels of care smooth and supportive.
03
The “No Wrong Door”
Policy
We are establishing an integrated pathway where any point of contact—be it a doctor, a community group, or a social worker—serves as a gateway to the full spectrum of SUDPPW support.
Featured Initiative
The Pathways Project
An SUDPPW Collaborative initiative to help women navigate resources and recovery services.
Membership & Network Access
As the gateway to our integrated network, membership connects families, faith leaders, and professionals to a comprehensive system designed to ensure no mother or child falls through the cracks.
SUDPPW Collaborative Membership
The membership portal is designed for those seeking the highest level of resource integration and professional collaboration. Membership provides access to an exclusive interior resource library and advanced tools for both families and providers.
Membership Benefits Include
01
Advanced Toolkits
Exclusive educational materials and recovery tools for families and faith leaders.
02
Direct Agency Channels
Streamlined communication with social services and addiction treatment centers throughout Virginia.
03
Priority Referral Access
Enhanced coordination with local healthcare providers and mental health professionals.
04
Integrated Advocacy
Collaborative support when engaging with Child Protective Services (CPS) to prioritize family preservation.
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SUDPPW Collaborative Membership is FREE!
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