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The Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2023 provides billions of dollars to address mental health and addiction and includes several policy changes that will make critical changes to the way our nation addresses addiction.
The Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2023 includes billions of dollars in funding and several policy provisions that will make critical changes to the way our nation addresses addiction.
Partnership to End Addiction supports the use of harm reduction strategies and interventions for people who use substances, including alcohol, marijuana, nicotine, opioids, and stimulants, among others.
Partnership to End Addiction celebrates life-saving addiction provisions in the omnibus bill
With Election Day approaching, use these prompting questions when speaking with a candidate about their positions on addiction.
Marijuana advertising should not be allowed on television or radio, even within programs ostensibly targeted at adult audiences.
You may face fines, community service or jail time if minors use marijuana in your home. Learn more about social hosting laws and marijuana as well as what you can do to protect your child and yourself.
Bruce’s Law would bolster fentanyl prevention and education efforts to help reduce fentanyl-related overdoses.
The program, RxAware, aims to educate people on the wide array of non-opioid pain relievers available and offer ways to reduce the risks associated with opioid medications, if prescribed.
The Restoring Hope for Mental Health and Well-Being Act of 2022 combines several bills to comprehensively address the mental health and addiction crises.
Support the Strengthen Kids' Mental Health Now Act to expand and improve behavioral health care for youth.
Substance use prevention, along with treatment and recovery support, is perhaps the most critical component of the public health approach needed to transform how our nation addresses addiction.