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Family Centered Treatment-Recovery Implementation

Wisconsin Department of Health Services

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Posted
Sep 26, 2026
Closes
Dec 14, 2026 (in 34 days)

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About this opportunity

The Division of Care and Treatment Services is seeking applications for funding to support the implementation of Family Centered Treatment- Recovery (FCT-R). FCT-R is an innovative practice and systems-of-care model that weaves together the evidence-based Family Centered Treatment model and best practices in substance use treatment. FCT-R addresses not only substance misuse, but also the underlying family systems and trauma histories that contribute to and maintain the cycle of substance use disorder. Distinctive features of FCT-R include substance use disorder specific family system interventions, integrated trauma treatment, a peer professional (certified peer specialist, certified parent peer specialist, or peer recovery coach), contingency management, random drug screens, implementatio...

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