Addiction recovery and job support programs would get more money and continue through 2030.
This bill would extend federal programs that help people with addiction get treatment, find jobs, and access recovery housing until 2030. It would also increase the money set aside for job support grants and allow some of that money to be used for transportation to these services. This means more people could get help with recovery and finding work.
Today, federal programs for addiction treatment, recovery, and workforce support, as well as a recovery housing pilot program, are authorized until the government's budget year 2023, with $5 million set aside annually for workforce grants. Eligibility for these grants relies on data from 2013-2017. If this bill passes, these programs would be extended through the government's budget year 2030, and the annual funding for workforce grants would increase to $12 million. Grant eligibility would use more recent data from 2018-2022, and grant recipients would be able to use up to 5% of their funds for transportation services.
S 500 · 119th Congress · February 10, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 8/10
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