All of Us In Recovery (A.I.R.) was founded in 2019 based on the idea that mental health and addiction affect all levels of society and solving these issues requires a collaborative effort.
Our mission is to provide person-centered support that empowers individuals affected by mental health challenges and addiction to achieve recovery, stability, and greater independence.
Community Programs
HOW WE SUPPORT YOU
What is FTR (Free Through Recovery)?
Free Through Recovery is a community-based behavioral health program that offers individualized support to adults on probation or parole who struggle with behavioral health concerns related to mental health or substance use.
Eligibility: North Dakota residents 18+ with mental health or substance use concerns who are on probation or parole. Eligible participants can apply through their probation or parole officer.
What is Community Connect?
Community Connect is a community-based behavioral health program that offers individualized support to adults struggling with behavioral health concerns related to mental health or substance use that impact areas such as housing, employment, criminal justice, and recovery.
Eligibility: North Dakota residents 18+ with mental health or substance use concerns who face barriers related to homelessness, substance use, pregnancy, and/or primary caregiving. Apply Here.
What is 1915(i)?
1915(i) is a Medicaid program that helps individuals with behavioral health conditions maintain their independence and meet their needs through home- and community-based services.
Services Available through 1915(i):
Care coordinators work with 1915(i) members to develop person-centered plans of care and connect them with agencies that provide support services tailored to their unique needs. A.I.R. is an agency that offers non-medical transportation, housing support, and peer support.
- Non-Medical Transportation: Rides to activities in your community or to non-medical appointments to help you meet your goals.
- Housing Support: Individualized support to help people find and maintain stable housing, address housing-related barriers, and connect with housing resources.
- Peer Support: Help provided by someone with lived experience who offers understanding, encouragement, and guidance to others facing similar challenges.
Eligible individuals meet each of the following criteria:
- age 0+; and
- currently enrolled in ND Medicaid or Medicaid Expansion; and
- have a household income at or below 150% of the Federal Poverty Level and
- receive a WHODAS score of 25 or above (the WHODAS is a simple assessment that takes approximately 30 minutes to complete. Your WHODAS assessment must have been completed within the past 90 days. If you need a current WHODAS Assessment, the Human Service Zone is one way to receive a current assessment); and
- reside in and will receive services in a setting meeting the federal home and community-based setting requirements (home and community-based settings do not include a nursing facility, institution for mental disease, or an intermediate care facility for individuals with intellectual disabilities); and
- have a qualifying behavioral health diagnosis