Substance Abuse Block Grant
The Substance Abuse Block Grant (SABG) is a federal grant funded by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA). It’s available to provide substance use treatment services to uninsured or underinsured adults and youth with a substance use disorder. Mercy Care gets the funding and manages it to ensure access to covered behavioral health services.
Funding targets the following populations:
- Pregnant women/teenagers who use drugs by injection
- Pregnant women/teenagers who use substances
- Other individuals who use drugs by injection
- Substance using women/teenagers with dependent children and their families, including women who are attempting to regain custody of their children
- As funding is available - all other individuals with a SUD, regardless of gender or route of use.
If you or someone you know may be experiencing substance use or abuse issues, it's important to get help early.
You can call Mercy Care Member Services at 602-586-1841, toll free at 1-800-564-5465 or TTY/TDD: 711 to get connected to care. Representatives are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Additional Guidance
Mercy Care SABG providers
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Residential treatment providers
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Residential treatment varies from 30 to 120 days. It’s more intensive than outpatient treatment. Residential treatment is provided in the least restrictive setting. Many treatment providers have residential services in Maricopa County. For provider locations near you, call the providers directly.
Chicanos Por La Causa
Corazon Men’s Substance Abuse Residential Services
602-233-9747
https://www.cplc.org/Crossroads
602-263-5242
https://thecrossroadsinc.org/Ebony House
602-276-4288
http://ebonyhouseinc.org/Lifewell Behavioral Wellness
602-808-2822
http://www.lifewell.us/Native American Connections
602-254-3247
Clinic 602-424-2060
https://www.nativeconnections.org/Terros Health
602-685-6000
https://www.terroshealth.org/Unhooked
602-368-4471
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Opioid Treatment Providers – Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT)
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Treatment for opioid substance use disorders. It’s used with counseling or behavioral therapies. Coordination of care between the medication assisted treatment (MAT) providers and other providers offers the best treatment options. To learn More about MAT services and locations please see our Do You Know MAT webpage.
BAART Behavioral Health Services
480-899-0200
https://baartprograms.com/Center for Behavioral Health
602-253-6553
http://centerforbehavioralhealth.com/Community Bridges, Inc. 24/7 Access Point
24/7 opioid treatment on demand available
877-931-9142
https://communitybridgesaz.org/Community Medical Services 24/7 Access Point
24/7 opioid treatment on demand available
Phone: 855-203-6352
https://communitymedicalservices.org/Intensive Treatment Systems 24/7 Access Point
24/7 opioid treatment on demand available
855-245-6350
https://www.itsofaz.com/New Hope Behavioral Health
480-981-1022
http://nhbhc.net/index.htmlSouthwest Behavioral and Health Services
602-258-3600
https://www.sbhservices.org/Terros Health
602-685-6000
https://www.terroshealth.org/Valle del Sol
602-258-6797
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Outpatient treatment providers
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Outpatient treatment allows participants to live at home outside of treatment hours, allowing them to continue engaging with work or school and the ability to fulfill other personal responsibilities. Recovering individuals will attend group and/or individual therapy sessions each week, and if needed they can meet regularly with a psychiatrist for medication to manage withdrawal, cravings, and any existing mental health issues. Many treatment providers have outpatient services in Maricopa County. For provider locations near you, please call the providers directly.
Chicanos Por La Causa
Centro de La Familia Outpatient Services
623-247-0464
https://www.cplc.org/Ebony House
602-276-4288
http://ebonyhouseinc.org/Jewish Family and Children’s Service
602-279-7655
Centralized scheduling: 602-258-6797
https://www.jfcsaz.org/La Frontera AZ EMPACT-SPC
480-784-1514
http://lafrontera-empact.org/Lifewell Behavioral Wellness
602-808-2822
http://www.lifewell.us/Arizona Women's Recovery Center (formerly NCADD)
Only serving women
602-264-6214
www.azwomensrecoverycenter.orgNative American Connections
602-254-3247
https://www.nativeconnections.org/Open Hearts
602-285-5550
http://www.openheartsaz.org/eng/contact-us/Southwest Behavioral and Health Services
602-265-3600
https://www.sbhservices.org/Terros Health
602-685-6000
https://www.terroshealth.org/Touchstone Health Services
866-207-3882
http://www.touchstonehs.org/Unhooked
602-368-4471
http://unhookedrecovery.com/Valle del Sol
Main: 602-258-6797
Call center: 602-523-9312
http://www.valledelsol.com/Gila/ Pinal county locations
Community Health Associates
520-284-7782
https://chaarizona.comCommunity Partners Integrated Health
520-226-0560
www.communitypartnersinc.org/services/integrated-healthcareCorazon
520-836-4278
www.chaposcorazon.comHelping Associates
520-836-1029
https://helpingassociates.comTransitional Living Center
520-413-9941
http://crbhs.us/Horizon Health and Wellness
833-431-4449
www.hhwaz.org
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Order materials
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Mercy Care has posters, brochures and pocket guides to let people know about behavioral health services that eligible children, youth and adults can get at no cost. These services are paid for by federal grants. You can view these materials and order copies at no cost to you. Share them with your clients and their families. Place them in your clinics, offices and centers. To order, just fill of the order form below and email it to Grants@MercyCareAZ.org.
View and order materials