Prior to the RAP Project, providers helping SUD populations establish long-term recovery in the community experienced challenges in knowing all existing and new service alternatives available to clients, and in efficiently and effectively referring clients to other providers. To address these challenges, the RAP Project conducted a community-wide assessment by using surveys, interviews, and focus groups to identify the barriers to effective communication and coordination between providers as well as tangible solutions to those barriers. Participating provider input collaboratively helped to shape and implement the key initiatives of the RAP Project. The final product of the RAP Project is the creation of the RecoveryAssistPlatform.com.