Opioid Abatement Focus

• Opioid Settlement Fund Spending

• State Opioid Abatement Councils – What’s Working

Behavioral Health

Behavioral health support is crucial for individuals with opioid use disorder (OUD) as it addresses the underlying psychological and social factors that contribute to addiction and relapse.

Long-Term Recovery

Recovery is possible and can be sustained with individualized treatment plans and wrap-around support.

Addiction Treatment

2 million people aged 12 or older have an opioid use disorder. Access, availability and stigma continue to be significant barriers to safe and effective treatment.

Prevention & Early Interventions

Nearly 60% of youth who start using substances early face a higher risk of addiction later in life. Early, effective messaging is key to prevention.

Cross-Sector Collaboration

Communities that work together on substance use policy see a 30% improvement in recovery outcomes.

• Public Health & Public Safety