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If you’re struggling with a substance use disorder or have a friend or family member in active addiction, Hope and Help are available.


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Kentucky Office of Drug Control Policy In Partnership with the Department​ of Behavioral Health - 2024 Grant Funding AwardsODCP 2024 Grant Awards.pdf


​Gov. Beshear Signs Legislation to Support Kentuckians Fighting Addiction

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​KY-ASAP State Board Meeting

Date & Time: ​May 22, 2025 10:30am - 11:30am Eastern Time

Zoom Meeting - To request an invitation and link to this quarterly meeting, please contact: Heather Wainscott at heather.wainscott@ky.gov  


Recovery Ready Communities Advisory Council Meeting

Date & Time : ​May 14, 2025, 10:00am - 11:30am​

Zoom Meeting - To request an invitation and link to this meeting, please contact: Heather Wainscott at heather.wainscott@ky.gov  

Apply for Recovery Ready Communities

The Recovery Ready Communities Certification Program is designed to provide a quality measure of a city or county's substance use disorder (SUD) recovery efforts. The program offers local officials, recovery advocates, and concerned citizens the opportunity to evaluate their community's current SUD treatment programs and interventions in a framework that is designed to maximize positive public health outcomes among Kentuckians suffering from SUD.


Kentucky scores another BIG win!

In 2024, Kentucky experienced a decrease of 30.2% in overdose related fatalities, marking the third consecutive year of decline. 

​“Today's announcement is made possible by every state agency, local community, health department, addiction treatment program and advocate who has put politics aside and fought for our Kentuckians to obtain recovery. Thank you for moving Kentucky forward and doing this good work."

  • Office of Drug Control Policy Executive Director Van Ingram

While we acknowledge this great progress, we remain committed to reducing addiction and saving lives. The loss of 1,410 Kentuckians to overdose last year reaffirms we have more work to do - and we will stay vigilant.

​Read more @ https://tinyurl.com/5b7cu76y

 

2024 Drug Overdose Fatality Report.pdf​​​​ ​


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