UVM Center on Rural Addiction

UVM Center on Rural Addiction is a small organization based in Burlington, Vermont, with three employees. The center is dedicated to expanding access to addiction treatment in rural areas designated by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’ Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA). UVM CORA provides a range of services to healthcare providers and other staff working in these rural communities. Their offerings include consultation, resources, training, and evidence-based technical assistance. By equipping healthcare professionals with the knowledge and tools they need, the center aims to improve the quality and availability of addiction treatment in underserved regions. The UVM Center on Rural Addiction collaborates with several key partners to achieve its mission. These include the UVM Vermont Center on Behavior and Health, USM's Cutler Institute for Health and Social Policy, and the New Hampshire Citizens Health Initiative. This collaborative approach leverages the expertise and resources of multiple organizations to maximize their impact in addressing the issue of addiction in rural areas. The UVM Center on Rural Addiction can be reached through their website at uvmcora.org.