Recovery Housing for Young Adults with Opioid and or Stimulant Use Disorders

This opportunity funds recovery‑housing programs for young adults (ages 18‑24) battling opioid or stimulant use disorders in New Jersey. County Alcohol and Drug Use Coordinators must submit a Letter of Interest outlining how they will provide SAMHSA‑compliant recovery housing, case management, and supportive services, while collecting outcome data via SUPRT. Funding is limited to roughly $2.38 million, supporting 5‑15 clients per county at an estimated $36,600 per client, with a contract running through September 2026 and potential one‑year renewals. • Provide recovery‑centered, trauma‑informed housing that follows SAMHSA 2023 best practices (social‑model, peer‑to‑peer, certification). • Employ a qualified Care Coordinator (≥ 2 years SUD case‑management) and a Housing Coordinator; deliver case management, vocational training, transportation, childcare, and linkage to community recovery resources. • Collect and report data through SAMHSA Unified Performance Reporting Tools at multiple intervals and submit monthly performance reports plus a year‑end client‑satisfaction summary.