Slide 1: How I Came To Be Involved With The OneCare Implementation Council?
•	Individual Identification
•	I submitted an application for the opportunity to participate in the Implementation Council for OneCare, as a representative of a community-based organization
•	Massachusetts Organization for Addiction Recovery (MOAR)
Slide 2: What Is MOAR
Note: this slide shows a photo of a crowd of people at what looks like a MOAR rally. The people are hold up signs celebrating National Recovery Month. The image include the following embedded text:
•	MOAR Massachusetts Organization for Addiction Recovery
•	MOAR’s mission is to organize recovering individuals, families, and friends into a collective voice to education the public about the value of recovery from alcohol and other addictions.
•	MOAR envision a society where addiction is treated as a serious public health issue and recovery is recognized as valuable by all our communities.
•	Introduction to MOAR by Darrell Wright
Slide 3: What We Do
Recovery Education
We believe that introducing a wide range of stakeholders to “Visual, Vocal, Valuable” people in recovery can change the public perception of people with addictions. MOAR education has the goal of raising awareness and helping people in recovery overcome barriers to find their voice. 

Note:  this slide includes a diagram of MOAR’s recovery education model. It also includes photos that represents people participating in each component. The following four issues are shown is a segmented circle with “MOAR Education” in the center:
•	Strengthen Recovery Community
•	Reduce Stigma
•	Build Recovery Voices
•	Share Recovery Capital

There are then connecting lines extending from the circle to these four subjects.

AREAS
MOAR’s Peer Facilitated Addiction Recover Education Access Services. Helping people early in recovery build skills they need to overcome barriers like finding employment and housing.

Recovery Messaging and Advocacy 101
Recovery Message Curriculum with tools to support non-stigmatizing language, story-telling, and public speaking. Advocacy 101 program educations participants on how to use their recovery messages

Specialized Recovery Education for Public
MOAR education the public with specially tailored presentations on addiction treatment and recovery for state agencies, medical professionals, nonprofits, and private companies. 

Technical Assistance for Recovery Orgs
Working with our SOAR network of Recovery Community Organizations, we offer specialized webinars and technical assistance to help the recovery community grow.
Slide 4: Addiction 101 and Recovery Coaching
Note: this slide includes two photos side by side. The photo on the left shows a drinking glass with a light brown liquid in it that could be a type of whiskey. In front of the glass is a pile of pills and a syringe. The photo on the right shows a silhouette of two people on an extremely steep mountain peak. The shorter/smaller person is at the top reaching out a hand to the taller/larger person below to help them reach the top of the mountain.
Slide 5: What Exactly Is Addiction?
•	The 2007 National Institutes of Health (NIH) and National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) definition of addiction?
•	As of 2011 the American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM) in collaboration with the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) and over 80 other experts in the field, issued its new definition of addiction?
Slide 6: More from The Expert!
Dr. Nora Volkow
Director of the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA)
Slide 7: Video
Note: this slide contains a video link to presentation by Dr. Nora Volkow
Slide 8: Recovery Coaching
•	What Is A Recovery Coach?
•	What Do Recovery Coaches Do?
•	What Recovery Coaches Are Not
•	Practical Examples