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Applications for opioid settlement funding open in Miami County

Miami County Courthouse on a cloudy day
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The Miami County Board of Commissioners are calling for organizations that are pursuing expansion of prevention education, early intervention, treatment access, recovery support, harm reduction, or related community-based initiatives to apply for funds from the program.

Miami County’s Board of Commissioners are now accepting applications to the Miami County Community Wellness Grant.

The program, formerly known as the Opioid Settlement Grant, is offering funding opportunities to organizations, partnerships and community leaders working to improve long-term health outcomes related to opioid addiction and recovery. The grant requests can be for up to $20,000.

This program was established to provide funds from the opioid settlement to organizations for programs like evidence-based education and prevention efforts, expand treatment services, support recovery programs, harm reduction initiatives and workforce development.

The board said it is also important for applicants to use strategies that recognize the importance of addressing the broad impact that substance use can have on families and communities.

Applications are open through March 20.

They can be submitted through email or in person between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. Monday through Friday at the Board of Miami County Commissioners’ office.

Shay Frank (she/her) was born and raised in Dayton. She joined WYSO as food insecurity and agriculture reporter in 2024, after freelancing for the news department for three years.