Increased Funding and Extension for Safe Housing for Opioid Recovery
This Act reauthorizes and increases funding for the recovery housing program, ensuring stable and secure living environments for individuals recovering from substance abuse disorders. The program is extended through 2029 with a minimum annual allocation of $50 million, significantly boosting resources available for housing acquisition and rehabilitation. New provisions focus on improving program efficiency, transparency, and resident support, including the ability to use funds for furniture.
Key points
Program Extension and Funding Boost: The recovery housing program is reauthorized from 2025 through 2029, with a minimum annual funding level set at $50 million.
Improved Living Conditions: States can now use up to 1% of the awarded funds to purchase furniture for temporary recovery housing facilities.
Prioritizing Effective Programs: States are encouraged to prioritize funding for facilities that offer workforce development, financial literacy training, and follow-up support for former residents.
Increased Accountability: The Secretary must submit annual public reports detailing fund usage, resident statistics, and strategies for achieving the best recovery outcomes.
Status:
Expired
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