Access to Recovery (ATR) is an initiative seeking to increase access to methamphetamine treatment services through independent assessment, participant choice of service providers, service linkages with faith and community-based organizations, and an electronic voucher method of payment. The ATR Program, currently in a no-cost extension year, operates in Pima County (serving general public and probation clients) and in Yavapai County (serving drug court clients).

• Arizona ATR Summary

• ATR Press Release Document
  Press release from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services announcing award of ATR grant to Arizona.
• Arizona ATR Kickoff Powerpoint
  This presentation provides the federal overview for the ATR service model and proposed implementation plan for Arizona
• SAMHSA Fact Sheet

• ATR Primary Contact Sheet
  Includes contact information for ATR staff within the Governor's Office for Children, Youth & Families as well as each of the counties receiving ATR funding.

• ATR PowerPoint - Choices
  The presentation provides more information about the ATR program including federal requirements, the Arizona service delivery model, allowable services, client eligibility and provider roles and responsibilities.