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Find similar grantsMississippi Opioid Settlement Fund Grants is sponsored by Mississippi Opioid Settlement Fund Advisory Council. Provides funding to organizations addressing opioid addiction in Mississippi.
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Opioid Settlement Fund Advisory Council - Attorney General Lynn Fitch Opioid Settlement Fund Advisory Council Mississippi has lost far too many loved ones to opioid abuse and overdose. The impact of those deaths and the countless other lives affected by opioid addiction cannot be reversed, but we can hold those responsible accountable for their part.
The Mississippi Attorney General's Office was the first state in the country to file suit against opioid manufacturers for their part in the epidemic. Since then, the Attorney General has successfully negotiated settlement agreements with over a dozen manufacturers, distributors, wholesalers, retail pharmacies, and marketers of opioids. Settlement payments are deposited into the Opioid Settlement Fund created by the Legislature in 2024.
In 2025, the Legislature created the Opioid Settlement Fund Advisory Council to ensure that settlement funds are allocated and spent in accordance with the terms of the settlement agreements, including abatement requirements, and to ensure public involvement, accountability, and transparency in allocating and accounting for the funds.
The Council reviews grant applications for opioid abatement projects funded by the settlement proceeds and makes prioritized recommendations to the Legislature for the funding of such grants. To learn more about the settlement agreements, you can click here .
Current Committee Members Council List of Priorities Request for Grant Applications Template Memorandum of Understanding All applications and required attachments should be emailed to [email protected] .
Resources for Council Members Pursuant to SB 2767, 2025 Regular Session: “Members of the council shall serve without compensation but may be reimbursed for actual and necessary expenses incurred in the performance of their duties, in accordance with Section 158 25-3-41. All such expenses shall be paid from the Opioid Settlement Fund and not from the State General Fund. ” Download the Travel Reimbursement Form here.
Completed forms, as well as any questions should be sent here . 2025-26 Grant Cycle Subcommittee Assignments Meeting Agendas and Materials: Recommendations to the Legislature 2025 Legislative Recommendations 120525 P. O.
Box 220, Jackson MS 39205 550 High Street, Jackson MS 39201
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Organizations addressing opioid addiction in Mississippi. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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