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Recovery Voucher Grant Program (RV) Recovery Voucher Grant Program (RV) Program Overview The Recovery Voucher (RV) Program provides housing assistance and supportive services to individuals and families experiencing homelessness who have an opioid use disorder (OUD). The program helps participants access safe, stable h ousing while supporting long-term recovery through coordinated housing and service partnerships.
This page includes information for: People interested in receiving assistance through the Recovery Voucher program. Agencies that administer or support the program Recovery Residences who are interested in partnering with the program For Individuals Seeking Assistance What Is the Recovery Voucher Program?
The Recovery Voucher (RV) Program helps eligible households experiencing homelessness obtain and maintain housing while participating in OUD recovery-oriented services. Security deposit (if applicable) The RV program is administered locally by approved agencies across Wisconsin.
A person may be eligible if they are experiencing homelessness or housing instability, and Have an opioid use disorder (OUD) Are working with or are willing to work with a recovery-oriented service provider Eligibility determinations are made by local RV Administrators. See the 2026 RV Administrators Contact (Word) in your area.
How to Access the Program The Recovery Voucher program does not accept applications directly from individuals through the State. Contact a local Recovery Voucher Administrator Complete an intake and eligibility screening Receive referral and placement assistance if eligible Find a Recovery Voucher Administrator 2026 RV Administrators Contact List (Word) If you are unsure who to contact, please contact Daniel. Duquette@wisconsin.
gov . For Agencies and Program Administrators The Recovery Voucher (RV) program is funded through the Department of Health Services (DHS) via opioid settlement dollars and is administered by the Division of Energy, Housing, and Community Resources (DEHCR).
The program supports local agencies that: Are members of a U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD)-recognized Continuum of Care (CoC) or Local Homeless Coalition (LHC) Have current direct experience delivering services to people experiencing homelessness Agree to be RV Administrators for their entire CoC/LHC service territory.
This includes accepting client referrals, entering clients into the RV program, and working with recovery residences to house clients List of current RV Administrators (PDF) Eligible Agency Applicants Eligible applicants include: For more information on applicant eligibility, please see the 2026 RV Grant Program Manual (PDF) .
Grant funds may be used for: Monthly bed cost for a client and their family (if applicable) Security deposit (if applicable) All assistance must comply with applicable state and program requirements. For more information on reimbursable costs, please see the 2026 RV Grant Program Manual (PDF) .
Participating agencies must: Administer assistance in accordance with the 2026 RV Program Manual Ensure participating recovery residences meet applicable habitability standards Coordinate with recovery residences Maintain participant documentation and eligibility records Report program data and information as required by DEHCR For more information on program requirements, please see the 2026 RV Grant Program Manual (PDF) .
The Recovery Voucher program requires RV program administrators to collaborate with DHS recognized recovery residences. DHS recognized recovery residences must: Offer safe, healthy, family-like substance-free living environments that support individuals in recovery from addiction. Be centered on peer support and a connection to services that promote long-term recovery.
reinforce a substance-free lifestyle and providing direct connections to other peers in recovery, mutual support groups and recovery support services. Allow prescribed medications to be taken as directed by a licensed prescriber for treatment of OUD.
For more information on recovery residences, a list of DHS recognized recovery residences, and information on how to become a DHS recognized recovery residence, please visit Information on how recovery residences can become involved with the RV program can also be found in the 2026 RV Grant Recovery Residence FAQs (PDF) .
Questions regarding DHS's Recovery Residence Registry and applications to be on the registry can be directed to the DHS DQA, Behavioral Health Certification Section at: DHSDQAMentalHealthAODA@dhs. wisconsin. gov .
Program Resources, Forms, and Templates 2026 RV Grant Program Manual (PDF) 2026 Recover Voucher (RV) Program Admin FAQs (PDF) 2026 RV Grant Recovery Residence FAQs (PDF) DHS Recovery Residence Registry DHS Recovery Residence Registry (updated 03/19/2026) Program Forms and Templates General Forms and Templates RV Recovery Residence Inspection Form (PDF) 2026 RV RR Policies and Procedures - Client Receipt (Word) 2026 RV Program Termination Policy - Client Receipt (Word) 2026 RV Client Stay Extension Form (Word) 2026 RV Service Animal Supplemental Monetary Support Request Form (Word) Single Client Forms and Templates 2026 RV Client File Checklist (Word) 2026 RV Recovery Residence Program Compliance Documentation (Word) 2026 RV Recovery Residence Stay Agreement (Word) 2026 RV Multiple Recovery Residence Stay Agreement (Word) 2026 RV Exit Interview (Word) Family Client Forms and Templates 2026 RV Client File Checklist (Word) 2026 RV Recovery Residence Program Compliance Documentation (Word) 2026 RV Recovery Residence Stay Agreement (Word) 2026 RV Multiple Recovery Residences Stay Agreement (Word) 2026 RV Maximum Allowable Rate Exception Request (Word) 2026 RV Exit Interview (Word) 2026 HUD Fair Market Rates Sample Verification of Homelessness Forms (Balance of State CoC ) Dose of Reality: Opioids in Wisconsin | Wisconsin Department of Health Services Need Help or Have Questions?
If you have questions regarding the Recovery Voucher Grant Program, please contact Daniel Duquette at: Daniel. Duquette@wisconsin. gov
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Eligible households experiencing homelessness in Wisconsin, participating in OUD recovery-oriented services. Local governments, nonprofit organizations, and tribal entities can be RV Administrators. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Recovery Voucher Grant Program (RV) is funded by Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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