Summary
Governor Wes Moore has launched the Rural Advancement for Maryland Peers (RAMP), a $1.6 million grant program aimed at supporting substance use recovery in rural Maryland. The program will provide training and career advancement opportunities for peer recovery specialists, addressing a critical need in rural communities.
Why this matters for apprenticeships
This initiative highlights the importance of training and workforce development in the behavioral health field, particularly in rural areas. By supporting peer recovery specialists, the program creates pathways for individuals to gain valuable skills while addressing the pressing issue of substance use recovery.