The Department of Health & Human Services is making $4.8 million available for 12 awards of up to $400,000 per year for up to 3 years to expand community-based substance abuse treatment and help local recovery facilities to expand their substance abuse services.
Insider's tip: "Community" is the key word for this program, which is specifically set up to provide support for local organizations — including grass-roots, faith-and-community-based treatment programs and recovery "community" organizations. Funding is designed to meet the needs of individual communities in cities, towns, counties and multi-county partnerships.
For more details on this, including contact information and other new private and federal funding opportunities, contact CD Publications.
This grant was posted in the October 28 issue of Community Health Funding Report. For free access to Community Health Funding Report, visit CD Publications and select Community Health Funding Report. You will receive your free login with immediate access to all currently posted content.
