What We Do
SECOR’s goals and objectives
Colorado Crisis Hotline
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Goals and Objectives
SECOR’s goals are to focus on education, prevention, treatment, recovery services, harm prevention and criminal justice related to the Opioid Epidemic the first two years of funding. The region is mostly rural so access to services and resources for those affected by opioid addiction and abuse is the ultimate goal and objective. A priority for SECOR is providing services in as many counties within Region 19 as possible.
Opioid Settlement Funds
The Opioid Settlement Funds Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) provides the framework for dividing and sharing settlement proceeds among the state and local governments in Colorado. Under the MOU, 10% of settlement proceeds will be distributed to the State, and 10% will be allocated to statewide infrastructure projects.
Past Awards
The Colorado Attorney General’s Office was part of a national lawsuit suing pharmaceutical companies over the opioid epidemic and each state was awarded Opioid Settlement Funds to deal with the opioid epidemic. Contracts for distributed funds are linked below.
2023
Health Solutions
Southern Colorado Harm Reduction Association
Pueblo Department of Public Health and Environment
Pueblo Department of Public Health and Environment and United Way Pueblo County
2024
Catholic Charities of Pueblo
Prevention/Education: $50,000
Catholic Health Initiatives
Treatment: $60,000
Colorado Coalition for the Homeless
Treatment: $322,794
Colorado Health Network, Inc.
Prevention/Education: $285,173
Crossroads’ Turning Points, Inc.
Prevention/Education: $100,000
Friendly Harbor Community Center
Treatment: $100,000
Las Animas/Huerfano Health Department
Prevention/Education: $291,264
Otero County Health Department
Prevention/Education: $588,311.60
Porch Light Health
Treatment: $82,518.25
Pueblo Department or Public Health (Stigma)
Prevention/Education: $41,142
Pueblo Department of Public Health (Socoyogo)
Prevention/Education: $36,292.70
Redline Contemporary Art Center
Treatment: $141,800
Southern Colorado Health Network
Treatment: $282,311
Southern Colorado Harm Reduction
Treatment: $125,708
2025
Advocates for Recovery
Recovery: $322,482.09
Colorado Coalition for the Homelessness
Recovery: $260,003
Crossroads’ Turning Points, Inc.
Treatment: $237,820
Recovery: $210,651
Naloxone Project
Harm Reduction: $130,977
Otero County Health Department
Harm Reduction: $172,926
Pueblo County Health Department
Harm Reduction: $58,765.30