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Charleston Funds Local Recovery Programs | Charleston News
Charleston is turning opioid settlement money into real recovery power, pouring over $540,000 into 14 local programs that are already helping more than 1,400 people — including kids — with addiction support. Mayor Amy Shuler Goodwin highlights how city doors open, but it’s grassroots groups doing the heavy lifting, guided by the United Way and Opioid Community Council to ensure every dollar hits the right target. From expanding sober living spaces to connecting folks directly to care, this initiative is building a safety net that’s already saving lives — and the next round of funding is…
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