This dashboard includes information from 732 people who either signed up or inquired about our programs. Some numbers may not match perfectly because a few people did not answer every question or stopped participating before we collected all their information.

The data comes from real people, so totals may vary from one section to another. This is normal and does not change the main trends shown in the charts.

To protect everyone’s privacy, all personal details have been removed, and results are shown only as combined totals or averages. This means no one can be identified from the information in this dashboard.

Because this data is self-reported and sometimes incomplete, the results should be seen as showing overall patterns and program reach, not exact counts.

Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE) Score

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Education Level

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Hispanics

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Reasons for Denial or Withdrawal

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Residency

• Union County residents: People who live within Union County.

• Non-Union County residents: People who live outside the county but receive services from a Union County-funded partner.

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Other Traumatic Experiences

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Uses Opiates

This dashboard shares information about people who have taken part in opioid-related programs in Union County. The data helps us understand who is affected, what services they use, and how our community can better support recovery and prevention.

Participant Information

This section shows key background information about participants, including age, gender, race or ethnicity, education level, Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs), other traumatic experiences, and where they live. These details help us learn more about the people most impacted by opioid use and guide how we plan services.

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Opioid Use

This section shares information reported by participants about their use of opioids.

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Other Substances (Part 1)

This section includes data about other substances participants use, such as alcohol, tobacco, cannabis, hallucinogens, and synthetic drugs.

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Other Substances (Part 2)

This section focuses on the use of other types of substances, such as depressants, stimulants, inhalants, and dissociative drugs.

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Referrals and Access to Services

This section tracks where participants were referred for treatment or support services—such as hospitals, DayMark Recovery Services, social services, or drug courts—and whether they were accepted into a program. The information helps identify where access to care can be improved.

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Cameron’s House of Hope

This section highlights a multi-generational program that supports children and caregivers affected by substance use disorder. It includes data about families served, how they engage with services, and the outcomes for children involved.

Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE) score

Exposure to the following before 18 years of age: three forms of abuse (emotional, sexual, physical), two forms of neglect (emotional and physical), and five forms of related household challenges (growing up in a home with substance abuse, mental illness, domestic violence, criminality, and parental discord/divorce).

Education Level

The highest level of education obtained by an individual.

Hispanics

Data suppressed due to small sample size.

Reasons for Denial/Withdrawal

**Data on inquiries but not enrolled started in Quarter 4 and data prior are not available.

Residency 

Non-Union County are individuals who live outside of the County who receive services at one of the Union County-funded partners

Union County residents are those who reside in the county.

Other Traumatic Experiences 

Any type of traumatic experience other than ACEs that occurs during any point of an individual’s lifespan (community and other forms of violence, natural disasters, epidemics), as well as secondary trauma (indirect exposure).

Uses Opiates

Includes opium, codeine, heroin, Demerol, Darvon, Fentanyl, Morphine, Methadone, Vicodin, and Oxycontin.

Sociodemographics

This page presents the key demographic characteristics of participants engaged in opioid-related programs. It includes variables such as age, gender, race/ethnicity, education level, Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE) score, other traumatic experiences, and residency status. These data points provide insight into the populations most affected by opioid use and help inform targeted interventions.

Opioid Usage

This page details participant-reported opioid use.

Other Substances – Part 1

This page captures data on additional substances participants may be using, including alcohol, tobacco, cannabis, hallucinogens, and synthetic substances. 

Other Substances – Part 2

This page focuses on the use of additional substances such as central nervous system (CNS) depressants, central nervous system (CNS) stimulants, inhalants and dissociative anesthetics.

Referral Information

This page tracks referrals to opioid-related treatment and support services, detailing the type of referral made (e.g., DayMark, hospital, social services, drug courts). It includes whether participants were accepted into the program and, if not, the reasons for denial. This data helps identify gaps in service accessibility and opportunities for system improvement.

Cameron's House of Hope

This page covers a multi-generational approach for children and caregivers affected by substance use disorder. It includes data on demographics, service engagement, and outcomes for the children within the program.

Union County Public Schools - Sun Valley Cluster (UCPS SV)

Data represents a population of 6th graders at Sun Valley Middle School and 9th graders at Sun Valley High School that opted to receive the curriculum.

Union County Public Schools - Porter Ridge Cluster (UCPS PR)

Data represents a population of 7th graders at Porter Ridge Middle School and 9th graders at Porter Ridge High School that opted to receive the curriculum.

Naloxone Distribution

Naloxone stock is managed and dispensed through Union County Public Health.