September 26 2023 Board Recommendations OASAS Dollars Made Available Priority Area FY 23 Allocations Made Available via Procurement Regional Abatement 64006 64006 Harm Reduction ID: 1044454
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1. Opioid Settlement Funds (OSF) Advisory Board MeetingSeptember 26, 2023
2. Board Recommendations
3. OASAS Dollars Made AvailablePriority Area*FY 23 Allocations**Made Available via ProcurementRegional Abatement$64,006$64,006Harm Reduction$26,858$26,858Treatment$14,426$14,426Investments Across the Continuum$19,331$19,331Priority Populations$17,689$17,689Housing$12,372$12,372Recovery$12,372$12,372Prevention$8,457$8,457Transportation$6,331$6,331Public awareness$2,066$2,066Research$918$918 NY MATTERS$8,000$8,000Total$192,826$192,826*The priority areas listed were identified in the Opioid Settlement Board Report issued November 1, 2022.**The FY23 Budget Aid to Localities appropriation authority for the Opioid Settlement Fund totaled $208 million, which provided room for potential additional revenues should there be more settlements. However, total allocations for FY 23 supported by the fund totaled $192.8 million.
4. Useful Websites for Trackinghttps://oasas.ny.gov/fy-2023-opioid-settlement-fund-initiativeshttps://oasas.ny.gov/opioid-settlement-funding-initiatives
5. DOH Solicitation of Interest: Provision of Harm Reduction Services Via TelemedicineOverview: Funding for a not-for-profit licensed medical practice to increase access to low-threshold harm reduction services via telemedicine, especially for areas of NYS with a lack of available services for PWUDFunding Amount: $1,000,000 for two yearsStatus: Closed; applications under review
6. DOH Request for Applications: Expanding Harm Reduction Services for Priority Populations Who Use DrugsPurpose: Enhance culturally-informed harm reduction services for Black, Indigenous, and other People of Color (BIPOC); Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer/Questioning, Intersex, (LGBTQI+) individuals; pregnant and parenting individuals; adolescents and young adults (age 15-24); older adults; (age 50+); veterans; houseless/homeless; and individuals who are involved with the criminal legal systemEligible entities: Syringe exchange programs, drug user health hubs, OASAS licensed programs, OMH licensed programs, community-based organizations, local government and public health agencies, hospitals, health care systems, primary care networks, and academic institutionsFunding Amount: $7,500,000 for two yearsStatus: Applications Due: October 3, 4pm
7. DOH Request for Applications: Development of a Comprehensive Coroner Training Program in New York StatePurpose: Develop a training program which provides fundamental information to new and existing coroners with a focus on drug overdose-related death investigation (autopsy, drug terminology, intentional overdose, death scene investigation, record-keeping, and comorbidities)Funding Amount: $400,000 for two yearsStatus: Letters of Interest Due: September 27, 4pm; Applications Due: October 5, 4pm
8. DOH Expansion of NY MATTERSOverview: This funding will go towards expanding New York’s Medication for Addiction Treatment & Electronic Referrals (MATTERS) systemFunding Amount: $8,000,000 for two yearsNumber of awards: 1
9. DOH Coroner/Medical Examiner Mortality Data Improvement Project - New York State Association of Counties (NYSAC)Funding Amount: $350,000 for two yearsNumber of awards: 1
10. DOH Expansion of NYS Drug User Health Hubs and Syringe Exchange Service ProgramsFunding Amount: $12,590,200 for two yearsNumber of awards: 25
11. DOH Harm Reduction SuppliesContract with American Foundation for AIDS Research (amFAR)Funding Amount: $1,000,000 for two yearsNumber of awards: 1
12. DOH NaloxoneContract with Emergent BiosolutionsFunding Amount: $4,250,000 for two yearsNumber of awards: 1
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