In Gunnison County, CO, eight to 12 boys per cycle meet weekly with a therapist and are matched with paid mentors who have their own recovery experience.

One coordinator now reaches 17 Kentucky counties, up from four, linking pregnant mothers to prenatal care, treatment and the rent that keeps a baby home.

97 people were on medication in the Chesterfield County, VA jail, delivered by a six-person team held separate from the therapeutic community already running.

10 to 12 pregnant clients at a time get prenatal care, addiction medicine and peer support from one team in Reno, Nevada, on $445K a year in settlement funds.

37 people in a northwest Virginia regional jail keep their opioid medication from the day they are booked, with counseling, peer support and groups inside.

144 residents of Colorado's Gunnison County got 10 paid therapy sessions in 2025, each choosing their own therapist from a network of 57 local clinicians.

117 women in Las Vegas got counseling, peer support, and care coordination through pregnancy and two years postpartum, not six weeks, on $594K in settlement funds.

A vacant state office building near Booneville, AR reopened as a licensed 24-bed residential treatment center on a one-time $738,903 settlement award.

Six townhomes in Lakewood, CO house whole families for a year of treatment and family therapy, keeping children out of foster care while a parent recovers.

231 people in four rural Colorado counties applied for therapy scholarships that pay $125 a session and ask for no diagnosis and no proof of a problem.

Danville and Pittsylvania County, VA run a five-phase treatment court on $209,000 a year, using the court, probation and clinic capacity they already had.

80% of participants in a rural northwest Kansas jail class were still in recovery a year later, on $500,000 in opioid settlement awards across two cycles.

Sojourn Counseling uses Alabama settlement funds to treat combat and childhood trauma in veterans with EMDR and neurofeedback, at no cost to them.