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Grants and opioid settlements can provide critical funding for prevention efforts, but understanding how to secure these funds can be an intimidating process.
Below, you’ll find links to funding sources that other organizations have had success in using to purchase and distribute evidence-based prevention solutions like the Deterra® Drug Deactivation and Disposal System.
To help you navigate the world of grant opportunities, we’ve put together a free guide with practical tips on how to secure funds for proven tools like Deterra.
This guide is a great starting point for private, nonprofit and government organizations that want to include Deterra as part of a larger prevention program or fund a stand-alone drug deactivation and disposal campaign.
In this guide, you’ll find:
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Prevention resources like Deterra are an eligible expense for many grant opportunities. Below are funding sources that organizations have used successfully and that could be good options for you.
Additional funding is released throughout the year, so it’s a good idea to be on the lookout for funding announcements. Application criteria, deadlines and requirements are frequently updated, so check with your local authorities about available grants in your jurisdiction.
Contact us to learn more about funding options to make at-home drug disposal part of your prevention efforts.
Ending the opioid crisis requires a collective effort to get evidence-based prevention methods into the hands of those who need them most. Increasing access to at-home drug deactivation and disposal resources is key to preventing unused medications from becoming sources of misuse or environmental harm.”