Past Initiatives
Kentucky Access to Recovery (KATR)
Kentucky Access to Recovery served Kentucky clients with a diagnosed Substance Use Disorder or a history of overdose who needed recovery support services. The KATR program began serving clients in 2019 and ended in June of 2025. During that time period, 8,113 individuals received services and approximately 7 million in service voucher dollars were dispersed.
Covered services included rental assistance for sober living housing, bus passes, car repair assistance, dental care coverage, basic needs (clothing and shoes), employment support services and job training program assistance.
The Commonwealth of Kentucky saw a significant reduction in overdose fatalities in 2024. The University of Kentucky is conducting research on this issue that is anticipated in 2026.
KATR provided access to wrap-around recovery support in the form of housing, transportation, employment support, and other essential needs and services designed to help patients focus on their clinical rehabilitation and eliminate the barriers that can sometimes derail successful recovery outcomes.
Key Program Features
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Comprehensive Support Services
The program offered a wide range of support services tailored to meet the diverse needs of individuals on the path to recovery.
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Collaboration with Partners
Although this program has ended, Fahe continues to collaborate with local agencies, treatment centers, and community organizations to support a seamless continuum of care. This collaborative approach remains central to enhancing the accessibility and effectiveness of recovery services. During the program’s operation, Fahe received referrals from case managers and peer support specialists at our partner agencies.
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Individualized Recovery Plans
Recognizing that each person’s journey is unique, we created personalized recovery plans that addressed the specific challenges and aspirations of our participants. Our goal was to empower individuals to reclaim control over their lives.
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Housing Solutions for Stability
While this specific program has concluded, Fahe continues to work through its partnerships and initiatives to promote stable and supportive housing for individuals in recovery. We believe that safe and secure housing remains a fundamental component of a successful recovery journey.
Thank you to our partners:
