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Recruiting and actively engaging community partners to disseminate campaign messaging around OUD is essential to changing knowledge, attitudes, and beliefs of Kentuckians.
As a partner of UNSHAME Kentucky, you will be a leader within your community by:
1. Sharing stigma reduction content and stories of people directly affected by opioid use disorder;
2. Inviting your community to attend UNSHAME webinars;
3. Leveraging your organization’s listserv to share upcoming UNSHAME events, as well as in-person events hosted by other UNSHAME partner organizations; and
4. Providing feedback on the campaign to the UNSHAME Kentucky Campaign.
Your partnership can drive the creation of a safer, more welcoming, and better-quality world for people with OUD.
We rely on community partners to foster relationships within the community and provide insight into the current state of addiction stigma in Kentucky. Community partners have invaluable ties to community members and are critical to the success of the campaign in reducing stigma.
See our community of dedicated partners who commit their time to making Kentucky a more welcoming place for people with OUD.
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Wilson Counseling
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Franklin County Health Department
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NAMI Louisville
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rivervalley behavioral health
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ARCH Community Health Coalition
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Kentucky Hospital Association / KY Statewide Opioid Stewardship (KY SOS)
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#halosmovement
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PursueCare
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iPill dispenser
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East Kentucky Rehabilitation Center
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Martin and Muir Counseling
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Volunteers of America Mid-States Recovery Community Center
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Life Learning Center
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Norton Audubon
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Mountain Comprehensive Care Center
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People Advocating Recovery
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Emergency Medical Training Professionals LLC
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Bluegrass Harm Reduction Alliance
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Groups Recover Together
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Recovery Works- South Shore
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L.O.T.U.S.
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Wolfe Countians Against Drugs
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Addiction Recovery Care
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Louisville Recovery Community Connection
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Recovery Wagon Inc
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Achieving Recovery Together, Inc
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Marcum and Wallace Hospital
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New Day Recovery Center
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Laurel County KY-ASAP Board
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Oxford House, Inc.
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Jeffersontown Police Department
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Panacea Healthcare
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Isaiah House
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Four Rivers Behavioral Health / Turning Point
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Roots 101 African American Museum
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Affect Therapeutics
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The Pier Recovery Community Center
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Kentucky Harm Reduction Coalition
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Voices of Hope - Lexington
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BrightView Health
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Young People in Recovery
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St. Claire Healthcare
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Madison Opioid Response and Empowerment
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Grin Grant
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Optimal Living Services
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The Dry Dock
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Recovery Café Lexington
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CIELO Breathwork
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HCS Initiative Kentucky
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The Hidden Opponent
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Kentucky Rural Healthcare Information Organization
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Lake Cumberland Community Action Agency
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Matthew 25 AIDS Services
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Northeast Kentucky Substance Use Response Coalition
PIER Recovery Community Center, Freedom Bridge To Recovery II, Inc., UK Targeted Assessment Program (TAP), The Shepherds House RCC, Department for Behavioral Health, Developmental and Intellectual Disabilities, Chrysalis House, Inc., Kentucky River Community Care, The Rebound Center, Whitley County Health Department, QRT Primary Care, Seeds of New Leaf, ChooseWell Communities, The HEALing Communities Study - Kentucky, CDC Foundation (Overdose Response Strategy), Lincoln Trail District Health Department, Madison County Health Department, Behavioral Health Group-Hazard, Lexington KY Recovery Krew, Primary Care Centers of Eastern Kentucky, Mental Health America of Kentucky, Fourth Avenue UMC (Louisville, KY), Three Rivers District Health Department, Rivervalley Behavioral Health, QuickMD
UNSHAME Kentucky is brought to you by the Kentucky Opioid Response Effort (KORE) in partnership with Shatterproof. The campaign is funded by the Commonwealth of Kentucky's Cabinet for Health and Family Services Department for Behavioral Health, Developmental and Intellectual Disabilities.