September Monthly Policy Update
On September 2, the House Appropriations Subcommittee for Labor, Health, and Education approved its FY 2026 spending bill. While the funding levels approved by the…
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Urgent Action Needed to Protect Funding
Call To Action: Protect Funding for the Building Communities of Recovery and Peer Training and Technical Support Center Grants Proposed Cuts to Funding: September 19,…
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Shifting Landscapes Across Generations: Applying Yesterday’s Lessons to the Challenges of Today.
Our capacity to transmit recovery across America has been transformed over the last three decades by something called the New Recovery Advocacy Movement. It would…
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Urgent Action Needed — Protect Overdose Prevention and Injury Center Programs
Dear Recovery Advocates, I’m reaching out with an urgent call to action that affects the heart of our community-based work. The CDC’s Injury Center, which…
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Policy Brief: Addressing Homelessness and Substance Use Disorders Through Public Health Solutions
Faces & Voices of Recovery calls on federal, state, and local policymakers to adopt humane, health-centered approaches to homelessness and substance use.
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August Monthly Policy Update
On July 31, the Senate Appropriations committee voted 26-3 to advance their spending bill for the Department of Health & Human Services. In doing so,…
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July Monthly Policy Update
On July 3, Congress passed its reconciliation bill, aimed at instituting the key components of President Trump’s agenda. The House passed its version in late…
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Behavioral Health Advocates to Hold Joint Capitol Hill Press Conference on June 11
Grassroots advocates from across the country will mobilize for a National Hill Day and Day of Action to urge Congress to protect—and strengthen—federal investments that…
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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…
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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,…
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