The Strengthening Communities of Recovery Act reauthorizes and expands a federal program that supports communities working to help individuals with substance use disorders recover and reintegrate into society. The bill increases annual funding for the program from $5 million to $16 million per year, more than tripling the budget for fiscal years 2025 through 2029. The legislation makes technical updates to the program's language to clarify that grants can be used not only to build new recovery communities but also to strengthen existing ones. This bill affects organizations, nonprofits, and local communities that receive federal grants to support substance abuse recovery efforts and the individuals they serve.
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