Wellness and Recovery Model

NCHC's Wellness and Recovery Model Program (WARM)

Learn more about NCHC's WARM Program!

COVID-19 Update: NCHC's WARM Program has adapted to providing Telehealth Recovery Support Services during this time. Click here to access the WARM Telehealth Referral Packet

What can the WARM Program Provide?

• Community Health Worker/Recovery Coach Support (CHW/RC) for individuals with Substance Use Disorder (SUD)
• Community and professional education around SUD, Recovery Coach Academy, Mental Health First Aid, Motivational Interviewing, Stigma and Language Training, and other beneficial SUD treatment and recovery topics
• Engage with Community Coalitions to change the culture around SUD by hosting community conversations, trainings, and other engagement opportunities

Are you an organization or provider who would like to refer individuals with Substance Use Disorder to the WARM Program? Download the referral packet now:

• Click here for the Healthcare Provider Referral Packet
• Click here for the General Program Referral Packet

What is a Community Health Worker/Recovery Coach (CHW/RC) and How Can We Help?

Definition: A Community Health Worker/Recovery Coach is a frontline public health worker interested in promoting recovery by removing barriers and obstacles to recovery. They are a trusted member of the community and serve as a personal guide and mentor for people seeking recovery.

• What can we do for you?

  • Education

  • Support

  • Treatment Access

  • Advocacy

  • Empowerment

• Services Provided

  • Recovery Wellness Planning

  • Treatment Access

  • Service Navigation

  • Reducing Barriers

To connect directly with a CHW/RC, please call: (603) 259-1730

Download WARM Program Resources!

Click the image below to download the Pathway Handout or download the Pathways to Recovery Brochure

 

Download other WARM Program Brochures and Materials:

Clinical Recovery Brochure

WARM Resource Card

Do you need support or information on local resources? Find your community below to access resources near you:

The following "What to do if?" documents provide resources for meeting basic needs, including food, shelter, housing, insurance, connections to treatment and recovery, and more:

• Colebrook Area:  Colebrook Area "What to do if?"
• Berlin/Gorham Area:  Berlin/Gorham Area "What to do if?"
• Lancaster Area:  Lancaster Area "What to do if?"
• Littleton Area:  Littleton Area "What to do if?"
• Haverhill Area: Haverhill Area "What to do if?"

Check out Alternative Therapies in the North Country!

 Check out upcoming trainings and events!

• Interested in upcoming NCHC events? Check out NCHC's Event Page!
  
  
• To view other local, regional, statewide, and national training information, go to: https://askpetra.org/education/upcoming-trainings-events/

Looking for Recovery Coach Support?

CALL TODAY to connect directly with a CHW/RC, please call: (603) 259-1730

For more program information about the WARM Program, please contact Diana Gibbs, Director of Community Programs, at dgibbs@nchcnh.org or call 603-259-3700 ext. 222.

WARM Program Initiatives are supported by:

This project is supported by the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) under grant number D04RH31641 for the Rural Health Care Services Outreach Grant Program and grant number H1URH32387 for the Rural Health Opioid Program. This information or content and conclusions are those of the author and should not be construed as the official position or policy of, nor should any endorsements be inferred by HRSA, HHS or the U.S. Government.