First Grant Recipients from Mosaic Opioid Recovery Partnership
RIZE awarded $3,750,000 over three years to eighteen community-led organizations through Mosaic’s Community-based Opioid Response Efforts (CORE) grant program. Grantees support communities that have been historically underserved, ensuring that the funding goes where the need is greatest.
The number of overdose deaths nationally in 2022, the deadliest year on record
The number of people who die every day in Massachusetts from overdose
Our Areas of Impact
Ending the overdose crisis requires a comprehensive and flexible approach. No one policy or program alone is sufficient to address the magnitude of the crisis. We organize our work into three focus areas:
Investing in Community
Generating Knowledge
Building Inclusive Networks
The latest from RIZE
Healey-Driscoll Administration Awards $3.75 Million to 18 Grassroots Organizations to Address the Opioid Crisis
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEAugust 21, 2024 CONTACT:Ayub Tahlil, ayub.tahlil@mass.gov, 617-939-7516 Healey-Driscoll Administration Awards $3.75 Million to 18 Grassroots Organizations to Address the Opioid Crisis Awards are part of unique public-private partnership to allow...
Statement from RIZE Massachusetts President & CEO Julie Burns
BOSTON (July 29, 2024) – RIZE Massachusetts thanks the Healey-Driscoll administration and legislative leaders for their continued support of efforts by RIZE Massachusetts to end the opioid epidemic and the stigma surrounding substance use disorder. Funding included in...
Community Care in Reach: Mobilizing Addiction Services
In January, The Kraft Center for Community Health at Mass General Brigham and RIZE hosted Community Care in Reach 2024, a virtual conference on mobilizing addiction services. The conference featured multiple sessions focused on topics including how to launch a mobile...
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