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This bill matters because it provides continued and significantly increased federal support for an important issue affecting many Americans: recovery from substance use disorders. If passed, it ensures that programs designed to help individuals maintain sobriety and reintegrate into their communities will have substantially more funding available.
This increased funding could lead to more accessible recovery services, stronger support networks, and better long-term outcomes for people working towards a drug-free life. If this bill doesn't pass, the existing program's funding would expire after 2023, potentially leading to a reduction or cessation of valuable recovery support initiatives across the country at a time when they are critically needed.
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This bill matters because it provides continued and significantly increased federal support for an important issue affecting many Americans: recovery from substance use disorders. If passed, it ensures that programs designed to help individuals maintain sobriety and reintegrate into their communities will have substantially more funding available.
This increased funding could lead to more accessible recovery services, stronger support networks, and better long-term outcomes for people working towards a drug-free life. If this bill doesn't pass, the existing program's funding would expire after 2023, potentially leading to a reduction or cessation of valuable recovery support initiatives across the country at a time when they are critically needed.
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| AMOUNT | PROGRAM | TYPE | YEARS |
|---|---|---|---|
| $16,000,000 | program for strengthening communities of recovery for individuals with substance use disorders (Section 547 of the Public Health Service Act) | discretionary | 2025 through 2029 |