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IBC Foundation received award for work supporting collegiate substance use disorder recovery

Lorina Marshall-Blake holding the Collegiate Recovery Champion Award

The Independence Blue Cross Foundation (Foundation) received the Collegiate Recovery Champion Award, the highest annual honor recognized by the Association for Recovery in Higher Education (ARHE).  Foundation president Lorina Marshall-Blake accepted the award on behalf of the Foundation at ARHE’s annual National Collegiate Recovery Conference luncheon.

The Foundation has funded the development of a Collegiate Recovery model and is expanding these programs with academic institutions across the southeastern Pennsylvania region in collaboration with ARHE.

Marshall-Blake also participated in a virtual conference panel discussion about federal recovery policy, joined by Tom Coderre, Acting Assistant Secretary for Mental Health and Substance Use at SAMHSA, Tom Hill, Senior Advisor at the White House Office of National Drug Control Policy, and Jan Brown, Executive Director of the SpiritWorks Foundation.

the Independence Blue Cross Foundation

The Independence Blue Cross (IBX) Foundation is positively impacting health. For 15 years, the IBX Foundation has been leading initiatives for a healthier community.

  • Improving healthcare access
  • Strengthening the health workforce
  • Enabling solutions for better community health

Learn more by visiting our website: ibxfoundation.org.
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