Foundations to Freedom launches Florida‑funded young adult substance‑use disorder program to expand treatment access
Executive summary: Foundations to Freedom launched a new 18–24 Young Adult Substance Use Disorder Program funded by a grant from the Florida Department of Children and Families. The program addresses increasing substance use among young adults in Florida, potentially lowering overdose rates and easing pressure on state health services.
Who is involved: Foundations to Freedom (non‑profit), Florida Department of Children and Families (state agency), and the target population of 18‑24‑year‑olds in Daytona Beach and surrounding areas.
Likely next: Enrollment has begun, with performance outcomes to be reported to DCF; successful results could lead to program expansion to other Florida counties.
Foundations to Freedom announced the rollout of its 18–24 Young Adult Substance Use Disorder (SUD) Program, financed through a grant from the Florida Department of Children and Families. The initiative targets a demographic that has shown rising rates of substance misuse in the state, aiming to provide early intervention and reduce reliance on emergency services. By leveraging state funding, the nonprofit expands its treatment footprint in Daytona Beach and surrounding areas.
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- — Foundations to Freedom Launches New Young Adult Substance Use Disorder Program Through Florida Department of Children and Families Grant (PR Newswire)