The opioid settlement funds that the State of Michigan receives will be directed to the Michigan Opioid Healing and Recovery Fund (MCL 12.253). This restricted fund was created by the Legislature in 2022. The Legislature also created the Opioid Advisory Commission (MCL 4.1851) to make recommendations on the State’s opioid fund.
Please see below for programs that have so far been implemented with opioid settlement funds in the 2026 fiscal year. Note: Dollar amounts are allocations, not expended funds. These amounts are subject to change.
Continue to support existing harm reduction agencies throughout the state, as well as to expand services to new locations and areas where current services are not meeting demand.
Loan repayment to increase providers offering Medications for opioid use disorder (MOUD) to Medicaid recipients.
A portal to allow community organizations, first responders, hospitals systems to request free naloxone kits to be distributed in their community.
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Technical Assistance to multi-disciplinary teams performing case reviews of SUD-related fatalities.
Expand access to recovery housing statewide through the Oxford Housing Model. Priority areas include several urban areas for the first few houses including Detroit, Flint, and the Muskegon/Grand Rapids area.
Fund organizations throughout the state to address preventing substance misuse among school age students. This include programs that give youth access to extracurricular resources and activities and/or enhance youth knowledge and decision making and coping skills.
Funds to repurpose covid testing sites into permanent neighborhood wellness hubs and provide substance use disorder (SUD) resources.
Incentives to individuals on Medicaid with substance use disorder (SUD) for meeting treatment goals and staying in treatment.
The focus of the program is to expand recovery support center services or recovery community center services for individuals seeking long-term recovery from substance-use disorders.In 2026, we are funding 24 organizations and 10 newer start up organizations.
Funding for recovery housing with a focus in areas of the state where recovery beds are most needed.
The Kalrecovery project will create 48 apartments in Kalamazoo for individuals and families recovering from substance use disorders, with referrals coming through the Kalamazoo County Problem Solving Courts.
Funds to provide technical assistance and financial incentives to local governments to support their settlement investment in best practices/evidence-based interventions, as well as reporting on investments.
Funds to repurpose covid testing sites into permanent neighborhood wellness hubs and provide substance use disorder (SUD) resources.
Last updated: February 27, 2026
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