Tooele Opioid Response Network

A community-based network of providers, organizations and interested community members who are working together to address the issues and impacts of opioid and substance use disorders within the Tooele County area.

`Awareness, understanding and access to local resources form the foundation of making a difference for substance use disorder prevention, treatment and recovery in Tooele County.

Tooele Opioid Response Network was created in 2018 under the supervision of Utah State University Extension, and is currently managed by the USU Health Extension - Tooele County office with the support and cooperation of its founding members and community partners. The consortium offers education, collaborative opportunities, and support for community members and providers who are experiencing or caring for someone with substance use disorder. TORN is a proactive and innovative group of people who are making a difference in the community!

Community and Family Resources
Substance use and opioid use disorder do not discriminate. They are present in all communities, affect all ages, genders, races, and socioeconomic classes. Evidence proves that a key to successful recovery is understanding the disorder, providing support, and maintaining connection. Community and family support can improve recovery outcomes exponentially.
Community and Family Resources

Resources and Support for Providers
The key component of the Tooele Opioid Response Network's efforts is community collaboration. TORN supports our local professionals by continually seeking out training opportunities, information about current trends, data, and more to help keep our consortium participants up to date. Resources for Professionals offers a small collection of on-demand training, articles, data, and more.
Professional Resources

Tooele County's Recovery Community
Tooele Opioid Response Network, in cooperation with numerous community partners and the Rise Foundation, hosts and supports a variety of pro-social, recovery-based activities and programs. Regardless of where a person is in the recovery journey, there are local options for connection and support.

Recovery is possible!
Learn about Tooele County's Recovery Community

Research and Online Resources
Learn more about substance use disorder, prevention, treatment, recovery, and supporting others through additional USU, state, and federal resources.

This collection of information includes evidence-based research, best practices, recommended guidelines from trusted sources, and more.
Research and Online Resources

Founding Members

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Learn more about the Tooele Opioid Response Network, local resources, substance/opioid use disorder, harm reduction, or recovery community events and opportunities to participate.

TORN Members and Management Team

Member Directory

TORN Team

 

If this is an emergency or you suspect a substance or opioid overdose, CALL 9-1-1 to request immediate assistance.