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Kentucky organizations to receive $19.8 million in grants to combat opioid crisis
75 Kentucky organizations will receive a total of $19.8 million in grants to combat the opioid and drug epidemic, Attorney General Russell Coleman announced Thursday. The Opioid Abatement Advisory Commission awarded the grants in the treatment/recovery and prevention categories.
NKY organizations combating drug abuse, helping those in recovery receive grant money
The Commonwealth of Kentucky is funding solutions to drug abuse and addiction, to help with recovery and boost prevention. Attorney General Russell Coleman, alongside Opioid Abatement Commission Director Chris Evans, announced $19.8 million in grant money has been awarded to 75 organizations across the state."This is money clawed back from those that brought this crisis and brought this devastation to our Commonwealth," Coleman said.A 2024 repor…
Recovery resources available for those suffering from opioid addiction in Massachusetts
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (WWLP) - Fentanyl is helping to drive the opioid crisis across the country and is the most common drug involved in overdose deaths. Drug dealers have been mixing fentanyl with other drugs including heroin, meth, and cocaine because of its low cost and high potency. That high potency is what makes it addictive. "Fentanyl is a really big issue," explained Chelsea Bryant, the Vice President of Behavioral Health, Substance Use & R…
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