The Rural First Responder Naloxone Grant from the Indiana Department of Health funds rural projects equipping first responders with naloxone and training to reduce opioid overdose deaths.
The Local Health Department Naloxone Grant from the Indiana Department of Health funds science-based, community efforts to expand naloxone access and reduce opioid overdose deaths in Indiana.
The Noble County Law Enforcement Fund supports research-based opioid prevention, treatment, and harm reduction projects in Noble County, funded by the Community Foundation of Noble County.
Compeer Financial's grant funds essential emergency response and safety equipment for rural volunteer fire, rescue, and ambulance departments to improve emergency readiness in rural communities.
This grant funds rural communities to build and expand behavioral health networks for coordinated opioid prevention, treatment, and recovery services.
Funds rural communities to expand mental health and substance use services for children and adolescents.