April Monthly Policy Update
The White House has published a “skinny budget” for FY 2026, outlining its funding and policy priorities. A skinny budget is a shorter document than…
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Reduction in Force Concerns
April 29, 2025 The Honorable Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.SecretaryU.S. Department of Health & Human Services200 Independence Avenue, S.W.Washington, D.C. 20201 Secretary Kennedy,We, the undersigned organizations,…
March Monthly Policy Update
On March 27, HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced a major reorganization of the department, which could have a major impact on SUD services,…
February Monthly Policy Update
In late February, the House of Representatives passed their budget resolution, clearing the first procedural hurdle in the process known as “Reconciliation.” This process is…
January Monthly Policy Updates
As the new Congress and new administration get settled in Washington, we begin to assess our policy priorities for 2025. As always, supporting people in…
December Monthly Policy Update
As we begin 2025, our policy priorities have changed little. While we were close to some monumental victories at the end of 2024, the political…
November Monthly Policy Update
While most of the focus in this space is on federal policy – and the changes it undergoes – we are keenly aware that there…
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Embracing Hope and Empowerment through Giving: Why Your Support Matters for Recovery Communities
Faces & Voices of Recovery Board Vice-Chairperson Elizabeth Edwards discusses the importance of giving this season.
October Monthly Policy Update
Andrew Kessler reports on continued good news for telemedicine.
The Intersection of Art & Recovery
By Lindsay J. Fancovic As you read this post enjoy the intersection of music and one’s recovery journey as we listen to the songs that…
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