4C Health grant connects 385 people to support and treatment

4C Health’s SAMHSA-funded REACH Grant connected 385 individuals with support, housing pathways and treatment.

What the grant did

The REACH Grant linked people to services in three areas: support, housing pathways and treatment. The effort was funded by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, commonly known as SAMHSA.

The 385-person figure measures individuals connected through the grant. The work brought together access to treatment and support with pathways related to housing.

Why housing is part of the work

The grant’s focus includes housing pathways alongside treatment and other support. That combination recognizes that a person’s ability to receive care can be connected to whether they have a stable place to live and a way to reach services.

4C Health’s role was to connect individuals with the resources identified through the REACH Grant. The program’s reported reach was 385 people.

The organizations involved

4C Health operated the REACH Grant effort, while SAMHSA provided the grant funding. The program connects people with support, housing-related pathways and treatment rather than treating those needs as separate services.

The grant’s reported result is a count of 385 individuals connected to services. That figure does not by itself describe the number of housing placements, treatment outcomes or length of support for each person.

What the result shows

The REACH Grant created a route for 385 individuals to reach assistance involving support, housing pathways and treatment. The effort adds a housing-related component to service connections made through 4C Health’s grant-funded work.

The program’s next steps will depend on how 4C Health continues the grant work and how people move from initial connections into available services.