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Board approves $1,000 contract for Satori House peer‑support training
Summary
The board approved a $1,000 contract with Satori House (peer support services) funded through an opioid recovery grant to cover training costs for a new Baraboo provider serving Richland County.
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The Richland County Health and Human Services Board approved a $1,000 contract April 14 to pay training costs for Satori House, a new peer‑support service provider based in Baraboo that will provide peer services to people diagnosed with substance‑use disorders.
Miranda (program staff) explained Satori House will provide peer support under a state‑funded ED2 recovery grant that targets people with opioid and stimulant use disorders; the county agreed to cover the Satori House training cost through an opioid grant and obtain DHS approval, the staff member said.
Board member Timothy Gotchell moved approval of the $1,000 contract; Dr. Barris seconded. The board voted by voice; the motion carried.
The contract is funded through the opioid recovery grant and is intended to expand local peer‑support capacity; no additional county levy was requested at the April 14 meeting.

