Residential Substance Abuse Treatment for State Prisoners (RSAT)

Assists states, tribal, and local governments to develop and implement substance use disorder (SUD) treatment programs in state and local correctional and detention facilities and create community-based aftercare services. Seeks to increase access to evidence-based prevention and treatment, reduce overdose deaths, and support medication-assisted treatment (MAT). Funds on a three-year funding cycle starting Funding Year 2023 (CY24).

Program Types: Residential SUD treatment (6-12 months in prisons/juvenile detention; 3+ months in jails); Jail-based SUD treatment including medication-assisted treatment; Aftercare services including case management, recovery support, housing, job training, peer support.

Requirements: At least 10% of state allocation available to local correctional/detention facilities. Must include periodic/random drug testing and therapeutic community component. Match requirement: 25% (cash or in-kind).

Eligibility: State, tribal, and local governments