Would renew and expand programs to fight opioid crisis and support mental health.
This bill would renew and expand federal programs that help prevent and treat opioid use disorder, and support recovery. It would set aside money for programs for pregnant women, first responders, and children, and improve cybersecurity for the suicide prevention lifeline. This means more resources would be available for communities dealing with addiction and mental health challenges.
Currently, many federal programs addressing opioid use disorder and related health issues are authorized with funding set to expire. This bill would reauthorize these programs, often with increased funding, through the government's budget year 2030. It would also add new requirements, such as cybersecurity for the suicide prevention lifeline and a federal work group on fentanyl contamination. These changes would address evolving public health challenges.
S 2121 · 119th Congress · June 18, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 9/10
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