Michigan HB4780 designates the second Saturday of September as Michigan's Day of Recovery.

Michigan HB4780 establishes the second Saturday of September each year as "Michigan's Day of Recovery." This bill acknowledges the significant number of Michiganders dealing with substance use disorders and the critical role of recovery community organizations in providing long-term support. These organizations, which are underfunded compared to treatment programs, offer ongoing assistance that enhances the chances of sustained recovery. The new act aims to recognize and support the ongoing recovery efforts of Michiganders and the vital work of recovery community organizations.

Michigan HB4780 designates the second Saturday of September as Michigan's Day of Recovery.

Michigan HB4780 establishes the second Saturday of September each year as "Michigan's Day of Recovery." This bill acknowledges the significant number of Michiganders dealing with substance use disorders and the critical role of recovery community organizations in providing long-term support. These organizations, which are underfunded compared to treatment programs, offer ongoing assistance that enhances the chances of sustained recovery. The new act aims to recognize and support the ongoing recovery efforts of Michiganders and the vital work of recovery community organizations.