Texas HB4421 requires specific state agencies to identify resources to support peer-recovery organizations.

Texas HB4421 mandates that certain state agencies identify available resources, including funding, training, or technical assistance, to support and sustain peer-recovery organizations. These organizations are defined as nonprofits operated and governed by community members, with at least 51% of members identifying as persons recovering from a substance use disorder or lived experience with a mental health condition. The bill requires these agencies to submit a written report to the legislature detailing their available resources.

Texas HB4421 requires specific state agencies to identify resources to support peer-recovery organizations.

Texas HB4421 mandates that certain state agencies identify available resources, including funding, training, or technical assistance, to support and sustain peer-recovery organizations. These organizations are defined as nonprofits operated and governed by community members, with at least 51% of members identifying as persons recovering from a substance use disorder or lived experience with a mental health condition. The bill requires these agencies to submit a written report to the legislature detailing their available resources.