CHAB
TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE Technical Assistance to the Co-occurring and Homeless Activities Branch (CHAB) The Co-occurring and Homeless Activities Branch (CHAB) in the federal Center for Substance Abuse Treatment (CSAT) administers a diverse portfolio of grant programs and contracts designed to build substance abuse treatment capacity and address homelessness among people with substance use disorders and/or co-occurring mental disorders. Under contract to Johnson, Bassin & Shaw, Inc. (JBS), AHP helps CHAB grantees address the unmet and emerging needs of communities for substance abuse treatment and bridge the gap between research and practice in substance abuse treatment for vulnerable groups. Specifically, AHP assists with site visits, technical assistance, report analysis, resource management, information exchange, product development, and meetings and conferences. Representative Projects | Olmstead | PATH | TIE | Homeless Families | Co-Occuring Disorders | Supported Housing | PATH Site Visits | Report to Congress | Blueprint for Change
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