Mission
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o provide compassionate, non-judgmental support to individuals who have recently experienced an overdose, as well as their families, offering a lifeline in critical moments.
What We Do
The Berkeley County Quick Response Team offers person-centered support for individuals and families affected by substance use in our community. We recognize that each person's journey is unique, and we aim to provide compassionate, non-judgmental assistance tailored to individual needs and goals.
We connect community members with personalized resources, information, and services that respect the unique journey and goals of the individual, whether that involves treatment, harm reduction strategies, or other forms of support.
Our team is dedicated to breaking down barriers and empowering individuals to make informed decisions about their health and well-being, recognizing that there are many paths to improved quality of life and that every person deserves dignity and understanding.
Our Services
Personalized support: Our Case Manager works with individuals to explore available resources, including various treatment options, housing assistance, and other community services.
Peer Recovery Coaching: For those interested, our Peer Recovery Coaches offer one-on-one support. These coaches, drawing from their own lived experiences, can provide encouragement, advocacy, and partnership in pursuing personal goals.
Barrier reduction: We strive to help individuals overcome obstacles that may prevent them from accessing desired services or support.
Information and resources: We offer comprehensive information about various pathways and options available in our community.
Cost
All our services are provided FREE of charge and are aimed at empowering individuals to make informed decisions about their health and well-being.
No Pressure/Judgment-Free Environment
We understand that everyone's situation is different, and we're here to offer support whenever you feel ready. If you or a loved one would like to explore options or discuss concerns related to substance use, we're available to listen and provide information without pressure or judgment.