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Athol Daily News - The biggest barrier is us : Existence of overdose prevention centers in Mass slowed by stigma

Athol Daily News - The biggest barrier is us : Existence of overdose prevention centers in Mass slowed by stigma
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Athol Daily News - The biggest barrier is us : Existence of overdose prevention centers in Mass slowed by stigma

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Central Mass cities, towns haven t spent opioid settlement funds: What s the holdup?

Many Massachusetts cities and towns are sitting on a large amount of unspent opioid settlement cash, spending 4.3% of the $42 million distributed.

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Opioid settlement funds in Mass go unspent as deaths mount

Less than 5 percent of the money paid to cities and towns has been deployed to combat the epidemic.

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Boston dedicates small portion of opioid settlement funds to grieving families

Boston's first distribution of opioid settlement funds will go to families who've lost a member to an overdose. Initial grants for funerals, child care and housing are expected this summer. Boston plans to renew the $250,000 fund annually.

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