The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services has awarded 17 grants in an effort to reduce overdose deaths in Michigan. The grants, made available through Michigan’s opioid settlement fund, will provide funding to support agencies in expanding their transportation services for clients to and from treatment centers or other supportive services.
Read the rest of the article including a quote from GLRC’s CEO Greg Toutant here.
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