Tell Congress to Safeguard Funding for Addiction & Mental Health
Your Voice is Crucial to Protect Essential Services
Right now, federal funding for addiction and mental health services faces uncertainty. As Congress works on the upcoming budget (FY26) and administrative changes happen within the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), including for the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), it's critical that we speak up.
We must send a clear message: Vital addiction and mental health services need more support, not less.
These funds support essential treatment, prevention, recovery, and peer support programs in communities across the country. They help people access care, sustain recovery, and rebuild their lives. Cutting or disrupting this funding would reverse progress and leave millions of Americans without the support they rely on, especially during an ongoing public health crisis.
Your elected officials in Congress need to hear directly from constituents like you. Urge them to:
- Protect existing funding for addiction and mental health recovery services.
- Increase investment to meet the growing need.
- Ensure no disruptions to SAMHSA grants and programs during any administrative changes.
- Reject any cuts to these life-saving services in the FY26 budget.