California AB255 establishes the Supportive-Recovery Residence Program to provide housing for individuals with substance use disorders.
California AB255 creates the Supportive-Recovery Residence Program to offer housing for individuals experiencing or at risk of homelessness with substance use disorders. The program emphasizes abstinence and self-determination in recovery, using substance-use-specific, peer support, and physical design features. The Department of Housing and Community Development will adopt standards from the National Alliance for Recovery Residences for supportive-recovery residences receiving public funding.
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