Guilford County Solution to the Opioid Problem

“The board meets quarterly and is comprised of various program coordinators for the organization. Formal minutes are recorded.”

“There are no committees separate from the board.”

“A draft copy of the form 990 will be reviewed by the executive director prior to filing.”

“Each director, officer, employee or board member must complete and sign a conflict of interest affirmation and a disclosure prior to their association with guilford county solution to the opioid problem.”

“Compensation is based on the relevant market for persons of comparable skills, training, education and experience and performing similar duties for comparable organizations under similar conditions and circumstances. Confidential interviews were conducted with executive directors of other nonprofit organizations in guilford county to determine market rates.”

“The organization makes all organizing documents, including the form 990, available upon request.”

“Justice-involved program - provides individuals involved in the justice system with support and resources, including advocacy, overdose prevention education, counseling and case management, and linkage to substance use treatment upon release. Post-overdose response team - partners with guilford county ems to provide people who recently experienced an overdose with support and access to resources. Staffed by clinical social workers & peer support specialists who offer participants community based services. Syringe services program provides participants with free services, supplies, and support at mobile locations throughout guilford county. Offer an array of community-based services, including naloxone, syringe service program, overdose prevention training, linkage to substance use treatment, healthcare referrals, including hep c/hiv testing.”