opioid-settlement

Cherokee Nation opens Oklahoma's first tribal-operated residential addiction treatment facility, integrating centuries-old traditions like stickball and traditional gardening into evidence-based recovery programs.

Oregon's Opioid Settlement Prevention, Treatment and Recovery Board releases first comprehensive spending report, directing $90 million to tribes, counties, and community programs.

Bucks County's Bright Path Center becomes Pennsylvania's first 24/7 crisis stabilization facility combining substance use and mental health services, funded by $7 million in opioid settlement dollars.

Colorado distributes new round of opioid settlement funds to universities, hospitals, and community organizations to expand addiction treatment and recovery services statewide.