Case Studies: Successfully Connecting People Affected by Opioid Use to Housing

USICH’s recent brief, Strategies to Address the Intersection of the Opioid Crisis and Homelessness , was developed in partnership with our federal interagency working group focused on this issue. Among its strategies, the brief identified the importance of removing barriers to housing for people affected by opioid use, including people participating in medication-assisted treatment. These articles and interviews explore how different agencies and organizations support successful housing outcomes and recovery for people who have experienced the effects of both opioid use disorders and homelessness.