PLYMOUTH — The Plymouth County Outreach Advisory Board is pleased to announce several improvements to the official PCO website. The site, which can be found at plymouthcountyoutreach.org, now features a cleaner, more user-friendly look, and contains additional information on services available in and around Plymouth County. One area of improvement is to the site’s homepage. Information […]
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Plymouth County Outreach Presents at National Conference about Opioid Abuse Prevention
PLYMOUTH – Members of Plymouth Country Outreach (PCO) presented at the ‘United We Stand’ 2020 Comprehensive Opioid Abuse Program (COAP) National Forum this week. Held in Arlington, Virginia, the national conference brings together community members and state experts across the United States who are working to address the opioid epidemic in their local areas.
Plymouth County Outreach and P.A.A.R.I. Launch New Hub Model to Expand Care
The Police Chiefs of Plymouth County and the Police Assisted Addiction & Recovery Initiative (P.A.A.R.I.) are pleased to announce the launch of a new component of the Plymouth County Outreach program, which will increase access to treatment and behavioral health services.
Welcome to Plymouth County Outreach’s Recovery Corner!
This blog is intended to be a safe space for anyone involved in the recovery community to share their experience, knowledge, or anything that could benefit you or anyone who visits the blog. Plymouth County Outreach has been successful in many ways for many reasons, but I honestly believe one of the most beneficial aspects […]
Plymouth County Outreach Selected to Participate in Law Enforcement/First Responder Diversion and Referral Mentoring Initiative
The Police Chiefs of Plymouth County are pleased to announce that Plymouth County Outreach has been selected as a mentor site for the TASC’s Center for Health and Justice’s Law Enforcement/First Responder Diversion and Referral Mentoring Initiative.
Plymouth County Outreach Issues Alert Following Spike in Drug Overdoses this Month
The Police Chiefs of Plymouth County report that since Dec. 1, the county has had 52 overdose incidents, seven of them being suspected fatal overdoses.