The West Virginia First Foundation, a nonprofit created to oversee the state’s opioid settlement funds, will award $4 million to West Virginia University’s Rockefeller Neuroscience Institute to expand addiction treatment services statewide. The investment will help build technology, training, and support systems to broaden access to innovative addiction care programs. The foundation funds direct efforts supporting prevention, treatment, and recovery programs that address substance use disorder.
West Virginia First awards $4M to WVU Neuroscience Institute for addiction treatment
WV First Foundation approves $4 million Rockefeller Neuroscience Institute funding request
Charles Young
WV News
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