New Jersey is receiving more than $1.1 billion in opioid settlement funds through 2038. This money is supposed to help repair harms caused by the overdose crisis and support prevention, treatment, harm reduction, recovery, and community healing.
This site helps directly impacted residents, advocates, service providers, families, and community members and allies understand where the money is going, how decisions are being made, and how to take action.
Many people do not know what opioid settlement funds are or that they even exist. Even fewer know how much money there is, who controls it, or how communities can influence spending decisions. That information gap limits transparency, accountability, and public impact.
Understand what opioid settlement funds are, how New Jersey’s money is divided, and who makes spending decisions.
Explore state, county, and municipal spending information to see how funds are being used across New Jersey.
Learn how to advocate, follow current campaigns, and raise concerns about spending decisions
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This Website Is Created By Sea Change Recovery Community Organization & Harm Reduction Center
Funded By A Grant From Popular Democracy and Rx Foundation
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