Recovery Housing Program supports people recovering from substance use disorder by funding stable, temporary housing in Kentucky to help them move toward permanent housing and independent living.
The Recovery Housing Program funds Indiana communities to create or expand transitional housing for people recovering from substance use disorders, supporting evidence-based, sustainable housing solutions.
Public Services (Recovery Kentucky) supports existing substance abuse centers by funding operating costs to help Kentucky residents with substance abuse histories overcome addictions and avoid homelessness.
Recovery Housing Program supports Floridians recovering from substance use disorders, prioritizing veterans, by funding temporary housing that helps them pursue recovery goals and move to permanent housing.
The Recovery Housing Program funds acquisition, construction, and rehabilitation projects to expand supportive housing for people in recovery from substance use disorder in New Hampshire.
The Recovery Housing Program (RHP) from New Mexico Mortgage Finance Authority funds evidence-based recovery residences and services for people recovering from substance use disorders in New Mexico.