This bill reauthorizes and expands the federal program that supports communities of recovery for people struggling with substance use disorders. The legislation increases annual federal funding for the program from $5 million to $16 million per year, more than tripling the available resources. The funding will run through fiscal year 2028, extending the program's authorization by five years beyond its previous expiration date. The bill also broadens the program's scope by allowing it to both build and strengthen recovery communities, giving grantees more flexibility in how they use federal dollars. The legislation, introduced by senators from both parties, affects states, nonprofits, and local organizations that receive grants to support recovery programs and services.
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