Development Engagement Process supports Connecticut residents recovering from substance use disorders through affordable recovery housing and rental assistance to advance independent living and long-term recovery.
DOH Recovery Housing Program NOFA supports Connecticut residents recovering from substance use disorders through transitional housing and rental assistance to foster housing stability and independent living.
Recovery Housing Program supports nonprofits and local governments providing temporary housing for Floridians recovering from substance use disorders to pursue self-sufficiency, with priority for veterans.
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 funds Indiana communities to create or expand transitional housing for people recovering from substance use disorders, supporting evidence-based, sustainable housing solutions.