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The article reviews misinformation surrounding the opioid crisis and presents five facts that help to debunk these myths.

This web page has resources dedicated to supporting mental health and substance use recovery.

This webpage provides a list of tools and resources dedicated to overdose prevention.

This article reviews CCBHC and discusses the experiences of two centers based in New York and Oklahoma.

This report gives an overview of the prevalence of mental health and substance use disorders across the United States.

This article reviews a recent study that evaluated if acces to rewarding, fun activities operates as a protective factor for people receiving treatment for substance use difficulties.

The resource provides a state-by-state review of available opioid settlement grantmaking programs and whether community organizations are eligible to apply. These funding opportunities allow community services to address the overdose crisis.

This news release summarizes a new study which identified the top reasons why some physicians may be reluctant to intervene in addiction. The comprehensive review, pulling 283 studies published on this topic within the last 61 years, showed that “institutional environment” was the reason most frequently reported in these studies.

This web page provides resources for caring for BIPOC individuals on their mental health journeys. It discusses racism, discrimination, and health disparities experienced in these community. It also duscusses stigma within comunities and how to employ culturally informed practices.

This resource center offers practical guidance to help Medicaid stakeholders, including community-based organizations, engage community members in policy and program design development, especially as a means of increasing health equity.