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VA Department of Education getting $1 million+ in grants helping student behavioral health via opioid defense initiatives Add Us On Google Add as a preferred source on Google RICHMOND, Va. (WDBJ) - The Virginia Department of Education (VDOE) is one of 18 state agencies in the commonwealth to be given opioid settlement money, said the department.
A month ago, the Grants Committee of the Virginia Opioid Abatement Authority (OAA) announced VDOE will get a total of $1,038,950 for its Opioid Abatement Education Plan (OEAP) ($525,250-Year 3) and Virginia Recovery Schools Technical Assistance and Grant Program ($518,700-Year 1).
“The Virginia Department of Education is pleased to receive this funding as we remain committed to addressing the opioid crisis through awareness and preventative education for students and families across the Commonwealth,” said State Superintendent of Public Instruction Emily Anne Gullickson.
“This grant funding ensures that we are able to continue expanding and sustaining these critically important initiatives to help combat the ongoing public health epidemic impacting our youth. We appreciate the partnership with OAA and the oversight of the funding distribution from the grants committee that makes this ongoing work possible.
” The money will allow VDOE’s Office of Behavioral Help and Student Safety to work with teachers and personnel to provide them with assisting students with essential behavioral health skills and resources to move through the challenges of misinformation and misuse of opioids, said the department.
Financial assistance to school divisions implementing Recovery High Schools in the commonwealth Training and materials were provided for free to over 150 educators in 16 participating school divisions through a curriculum aligned with the 2020 Health Standards of Learning, according to the department.
In 2022, Gov. Glenn Youngkin introduced the Right Help, Right Now initiative , the plan was to transform the commonwealth’s behavioral healthcare system. Youngkin also introduced Executive Order 28 back in 2023, prioritizing the safety and well-being of the state’s children by making mandatory a guidance on addressing school-connected overdoses with parental control notification within a day of any school-related overdose event.
The department’s official guidance became final on Thursday, July 31, said the department. The awarded projects were selected through a competitive request for proposals (RFP) process and are the third allocation of OAA funds for state agencies.
Funding for the OAA grants and awards is a result of Virginia’s participation in numerous national settlements from manufacturers, distributors, retailers, and other organizations in the sphere of prescription opioids. For more information and resources on preventing and reducing youth substance misuse, visit the VDOE website .
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The current listing shows $520,250 for Year 3. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Opioid Abatement Education Plan (OAEP) is funded by Virginia Department of Education. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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