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Please describe how these expenses relate to the List of Opioid Remediation Uses – Core Strategies and Approved Uses (including section/activity number):
The Buena Park and Placentia Navigation Centers directly align with the National Opioid Settlement’s Core Strategies and Approved Uses, particularly in expanding access to MAT, wrap- around care, housing, and navigation services for vulnerable populations.
Expense/Service
Core Strategy
(Schedule A)
Approved Use
(Schedule B)
High Impact
Abatement Activity
(HIAA)
Case management,
wrap-around
services (housing,
employment
assistance, health
and counseling
services)
E.4 – Provide
comprehensive wrap-
around services to
individuals in
recovery
B.1 – Provide wrap-
around services
including housing,
transportation, job
placement, training,
and childcare
HIAA #3 – Addressing
the needs of vulnerable
populations including
sheltered/unsheltered
homeless
Embedded MAT
clinic at Buena Park
site
B.4 – Provide
treatment and
recovery support
services that
allow/integrate MAT
A.1 – Expand
availability of
treatment for OUD
and co-occurring
SUD/MH using
MAT
A.2 – Support
evidence-based
ASAM continuum
care including
residential services
HIAA #2 – Expanding
SUD treatment
infrastructure
Navigation and
social work services
E.1 and E.5 –
Expand navigator
services and
behavioral health
workers
B.2 – Provide the
full continuum of
care including case
management and
community-based
services
HIAA #4 – Diversion
and deflection services
including early
response coordination
Partnership with
HOPE Center for
transportation to
treatment
E.4 – Provide
transportation as part
of wrap-around
services
B.7 – Provide or
support
transportation to
treatment or
recovery programs
HIAA #3 – Focus on
access for
disproportionately
impacted populations
Mental health
linkage and support
E.3 – Broaden scope
of recovery services
to include co-
occurring SUD/MH
A.1 and B.2 –
Support integrated
OUD and MH
treatment, and peer
support services
HIAA #3 – Services for
individuals with mental
illness, a vulnerable
group
Services supporting
self-sufficiency (job
training, family
reunification, life
skills)
E.4– Job
placement/training
and childcare as
wrap-around
B.8 – Employment
training or
educational
services for those in
treatment
HIAA #3 – Promoting
recovery among
vulnerable populations
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If applicable to the project and using funds from the CA Abatement Accounts Fund, please describe how these expenses relate to California’s High Impact Abatement Activities (including activity number):
The use of funds for the two (2) Navigation Centers qualifies under multiple High Impact Abatement Activities, specifically HIAA #2 (treatment infrastructure), HIAA #3 (vulnerable populations including homeless), and HIAA #4 (diversion from justice system). These investments support both immediate recovery and long-term stabilization, key goals of the opioid settlement funding strategy.
Expense/Service
High Impact
Abatement Activity
(HIAA)
Case management,
wrap-around services
(housing, employment
assistance, health and
counseling services)
HIAA #3 – Addressing
the needs of
vulnerable populations
including
sheltered/unsheltered
homeless
Embedded MAT clinic
at Buena Park site
HIAA #2 – Expanding
SUD treatment
infrastructure
Navigation and social
work services
HIAA #4 – Diversion
and deflection services
including early
response coordination
Partnership with
HOPE Center for
transportation to
treatment
HIAA #3 – Focus on
access for
disproportionately
impacted populations
Mental health linkage
and support
HIAA #3 – Services
for individuals with
mental illness, a
vulnerable group
Services supporting
self-sufficiency (job
training, family
reunification, life
skills)
HIAA #3 – Promoting
recovery among
vulnerable populations