Five service lines, built on the data.
Mapped to the continuum-of-care framework we use to classify every dollar Wisconsin's 71 settlement-receiving counties report.
$145.7Mreceived by Wisconsin counties, 2022–2025
28.5%of it actually spent
$0.61Mitemized for recovery supports statewide
Settlement Strategy & Planning
The foundation work counties fund least — planning, staffing, and data infrastructure drew just $5.85M across 21 counties.
- Spend-down plans and allocation frameworks
- Approved-use compliance review
- Legislature and DOJ annual reporting support
- County board and committee facilitation
Primary Prevention
Prevention draws $2.87M across 31 counties. We help partners act earlier while staying connected to the realities people face.
- Prevention program design and selection
- School and community-based strategy
- Integration with the wider care continuum
Harm Reduction
At $1.02M across 27 counties, harm reduction stays underfunded relative to need. This is the work we know firsthand.
- Naloxone and supply distribution strategy
- Syringe services and drug checking
- Overdose prevention center feasibility
- Stigma-informed policy and practice
Treatment & Recovery Systems
Treatment takes the most — $18.61M. Recovery supports get $0.61M. That gap is the clearest finding in the data.
- Treatment access and system design
- Peer support program development
- Recovery housing and employment pathways
- Jail and reentry linkage