
HHS Announces $96.7 Million to Expand Peer Support Services for Parents in Recovery
New federal funding aims to keep families together by providing peer support services to parents battling addiction, reducing foster care placements.
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New federal funding aims to keep families together by providing peer support services to parents battling addiction, reducing foster care placements.