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Opioid Substance Abuse Relief Program Funding
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Midland County, Michigan, is offering funding through the Opioid Substance Abuse Relief Program to support organizations dedicated to addressing the opioid crisis. The program seeks proposals from entities involved in prevention, harm reduction, treatment, and recovery efforts, with the goal of creating, enhancing, or expanding initiatives that combat substance abuse. Funding amounts range from five million to twenty million dollars, emphasizing significant investment in community-based solutions. Interested organizations must submit their applications by November 14, 2025, and can find additional details and submit responses through the designated online portal. The primary contact for inquiries is Haley Greene, accessible via email, ensuring applicants have a clear point of communication throughout the process.
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