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The year 2024 was filled with opportunities and growth for TSRG. Please find the details in our annual letter and our plans for 2025!

TSRG’s Annual Letter for 2025

January 1, 2025

The year 2024 was filled with opportunities and growth for TSRG. Please find the details in our annual letter and our plans for 2025!

The TSRG Q4 Newsletter for December 2024 is now live! Check out the details about the a new Peer Recovery Support Specialist, a new AmeriCorps Member, the MOUD in Jails Guidebook and Training Video and our upcoming HRSA Quarterly Meeting on January 17, 2025, and more.

TSRG Newsletter Q4 2024

January 1, 2025

The TSRG Q4 Newsletter for December 2024 is now live! Check out the details about the a new Peer Recovery Support Specialist, a new...

TSRG created a brochure to describe our work. Take a look!

TSRG Brochure 2024

December 4, 2024

TSRG created a brochure to describe our work. Take a look!

MOUD Guidebook and Training Video for Rural Jails TSRG is pleased to share the Complying with Colorado House Bill 22-1326: A Guidebook for Colorado’s Rural County Jails Supplying Medications for Opioid Use Disorder and accompanying training video as part of our commitment to supporting rural county jails in addressing the opioid epidemic. With the support of key partners—including The Pew Charitable Trusts, the Colorado Consortium for Prescription Drug Abuse Prevention, the College of Nursing at Anschutz Medical Campus, Valley-Wide Health Systems, the County Sheriffs of Colorado (CSOC), Denver Health's Center for Addiction Medicine, the Jail-Based Behavioral Health Services (JBBS) program, Rio Grande County Jail, SLV AHEC, Steve Wright, JBCM Media Production, and Dean Wetherell—we are proud to offer this comprehensive resource to assist jails in implementing medications for opioid use disorder (MOUD) as required by Colorado’s HB22-1326. This guidebook offers practical strategies, regulatory guidance, and actionable tools to support jail administrators and staff in improving health outcomes for incarcerated individuals, reducing recidivism, and fostering stronger community transitions post-release.

Complying with HB22-1326

November 16, 2024

MOUD Guidebook and Training Video for Rural Jails TSRG is pleased to share the Complying with Colorado House Bill 22-1326: A Guidebook...

This year for Terri Schreiber's birthday, she is inviting you to join her in supporting The Schreiber Research Group (TSRG). The mission of this nonprofit is close to her heart, and together, we have made meaningful progress toward finding solutions to the opioid epidemic. She would be grateful if you would consider making a donation as a way to celebrate with her—every contribution, no matter the size, brings her closer to reaching her goal. This year, TSRG is matching all donations up to $2,500, doubling the impact of your gift. Whether you contribute $5 or $50, your generosity will be matched. TSRG's mission is to improve outcomes associated with addiction-prone substances through community outreach, research and consulting. Thank you for your generous support. All funds will be used to support our internship program and our ability to sponsor Mandela Washington Fellows!

Terri’s birthday fundraiser for TSRG

October 31, 2024

This year for Terri Schreiber's birthday, she is inviting you to join her in supporting The Schreiber Research Group (TSRG). The mission...

The TSRG Q3 Newsletter for September 2024 is now live! Check out the details about the  new Substance Use Disorder Program Director for Otero County Health Department (OCHD), our  upcoming events, including the HRSA Quarterly Meeting on September 25, 2024, team updates, and more.

TSRG Newsletter Q3 2024

September 18, 2024

The TSRG Q3 Newsletter for September 2024 is now live! Check out the details about the  new Substance Use Disorder Program Director for...

Thank You for a Successful Community Event!

September 4, 2024

Haley (Hayoung) Nam graduated from the University of Colorado Denver in 2024 with a Master of Science in Information Systems. At TSRG, Haley supports the webmaster and graphic designer by preparing reports, analyzing data, and ensuring the smooth operation of the website. She also works full-time at Scott Koo Realty as a data analyst, focusing on analyzing real estate and customer data for future insights. Outside of work, Haley enjoys cooking, knitting, and photography.

Welcoming Back Haley Nam

August 8, 2024

Haley (Hayoung) Nam graduated from the University of Colorado Denver in 2024 with a Master of Science in Information Systems. At TSRG,...

Cora Frausto, originally from Bent County, began her work with The Schreiber Research Group (TSRG) through the Las Animas School District’s (LASD) Substance Abuse Prevention and Intervention Program (SAPIP), funded by the Colorado Trust. As a student member of the District Health Advisory Council (DHAC), Cora played a key leadership role in Red Ribbon Week and other substance use prevention initiatives. This fall, Cora is starting her first semester at Pueblo Community College with the goal of becoming a traveling physical therapist assistant. She will also serve as a student intern with TSRG for the 2024/25 academic year. In her role, Cora will continue to participate in substance use response efforts by assisting with various Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) funded activities. These include helping manage coalition workgroups, planning community events, and supporting a community needs assessment for the Bent County Public Health Department.

Introducing Cora Frausto

August 8, 2024

Cora Frausto, originally from Bent County, began her work with The Schreiber Research Group (TSRG) through the Las Animas School...

Addiction Recovery Coach, Author, and Mandela Washington Fellow Engaged in Professional Development with The Schreiber Research Group (August 2024) Katleho Ntobo, a dedicated addiction recovery coach from Lesotho, is committed to helping individuals overcome substance addiction. As a recovering addict himself, Katleho brings personal experience and empathy to his work, providing invaluable support to those on their recovery journey. He is the author of the recovery book, “Secrets of a Recovering Addict,” which shares his journey and strategies for overcoming addiction, offering hope and guidance to others facing similar challenges. Katleho holds a bachelor’s degree in development studies and environmental history from the National University of Lesotho. He has been honored as a Mandela Washington Fellow, representing Lesotho at Louisiana State University. Through this fellowship, he aims to enhance his leadership skills and acquire knowledge to build strong, sustainable teams and organizations. Additionally, he has received leadership training from the UNISA Graduate School of Business in South Africa, further strengthening his capabilities as a leader. Katleho’s goal is to establish Lesotho’s first operational rehabilitation center, addressing a critical need in his home country. His journey is marked by resilience, leadership, and a steadfast commitment to service. He is enthusiastic about the future and looks forward to contributing to positive change in his community. During his Professional Development Experience (PDE) with The Schreiber Research Group (TSRG), Katleho will study the opioid response initiatives in the United States, including the HRSA-funded projects in Southeast Colorado. He will also share insights from his experiences with addiction treatment and recovery in Lesotho. Katleho aims to bring valuable lessons back to Lesotho to support his ongoing efforts in addressing addiction in his home country.

Introducing Katleho "Donald" Ntobo

August 2, 2024

Addiction Recovery Coach, Author, and Mandela Washington Fellow Engaged in Professional Development with The Schreiber Research Group...

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Disclaimer (Last updated: December 3, 2024) The information contained on the tsrg.org website is for general information purposes only. The Schreiber Research Group does not take a policy position and reserves the right to make additions, deletions, or modifications to the contents at any time without prior notice.

Images used under license from Shutterstock.com (Homepage, Blog, Contact Us, Donate, Our Team and Research). Artwork on the Benzodiazepine webpage was created by Akhtar Badshah (Kirkland, WA). The Path Forward logo was designed by Salem Hansen (Aurora, CO, Los Angeles, CA). 

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Email: terri@tsrg.org

P.O. Box 371342

Denver, CO 80237

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