We can’t (and we don’t) do it alone. It takes all of us working together.
Consultants, advisors, partners, clients, and employees. Creating lasting, positive change takes many special people, and AHP brings them together.
We provide leadership and facilitate connections, help one another understand complex issues, and ultimately empower those who benefit from our compassion and resources. Explore our inspiring stories of real change in behavioral health and human services systems.
AHP is the administrative entity for many state of California behavioral health improvement projects, ranging from the Behavioral Health Continuum Infrastructure Program to Behavioral Health Bridge Housing, Behavioral Health Workforce Development Initiative, and many more. Over the years AHP has worked closely with state agencies and providers to manage grants, ensure compliance with regulatory standards, and improve access to quality care for those who need it most. We believe every patient deserves a positive outcome and the opportunity to pursue their potential, and we are working to help California changemakers better serve the behavioral health, housing, and treatment needs of individuals, families, and communities across the state.
The impact of Access to Recovery (ATR) on the lives of Massachusetts residents with SUDs and criminal backgrounds is profound. Graduates are equipped with career skills, empowered to sustain their recovery journey, and ready to forge a path toward a brighter future. Learn more about ATR services and hear from participants who have built their own success.
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Learn how AHP’s Workforce Innovation Lab for Behavioral Health and Human Services employs a data-driven approach to tackle workforce challenges. The Workforce Innovation Lab aims to foster strategic partnerships, enhance retention and recruitment strategies, and build a sustainable behavioral health workforce pipeline.
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The Philadelphia Department of Prisons conducts a thorough screening assessment to identify individuals with SUDs and opioid use disorders. Those needing medication-assisted treatment (MAT) are promptly referred to the facility’s treatment program. Learn more about how the Residential Substance Abuse Treatment (RSAT) Program follows best practices in treatment and continuing care support for adults and juveniles with SUDs and co-occurring mental health disorders.
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Explore the transformative impact of YOR California, which aims to prevent opioid use among youth and provide vital support to underserved youth populations. This includes $34,000,000 in funding to enhance substance use prevention, treatment, and behavioral health services statewide.
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Discover how AHP’s strategic administration and support for California’s innovative H&SS are revolutionizing access to medications for opioid use disorder and improving outcomes for marginalized populations across the state.
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Delve into the impactful work of the MDC program, dedicated to providing integrated support for pregnant and postpartum women affected by SUD in Massachusetts and enhancing access to medical and behavioral health services.
LEARN MOREWhether your goal is ending homelessness or driving large-scale reform in the criminal justice system, AHP’s 5-Minute Needs Assessment provides a quick and effective way to identify where you stand, define your objectives, and map out the path to success. Let us help you turn insights into action and create real, measurable impact today.
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