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·         Engage the faith community in advocacy for and ministry to those with mental and/or addictive illnesses.

·         Equip pastors and other faith leaders to minister to those with mental and addictive illnesses by creating a comprehensive and effective “toolkit.”

·         Provide information to CHIP service providers which will enhance delivery of the services they provide (e.g., the integration of behavioral health and primary care services).

·         Increase public awareness of volunteer organizations that promote recovery.

·         Identify and replicate effective programs currently operating within faith-based and community organizations.

·         Participate with the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) in creating an analysis of community needs and assets.

·         Participate with federal, state and municipal agencies in creating a network of providers and advocates.


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