Faith and Community Opioid Recovery and Fentanyl Accountability Act

This Act establishes competitive grants through the Department of Health and Human Services for partnerships among state and local agencies, qualified faith-based organizations, recovery groups, and licensed treatment providers to expand evidence-based opioid-use-disorder treatment, peer recovery support, family services, and overdose education, while preserving patients’ privacy and prohibiting religious participation as a condition of care. It also directs the Department of Justice and the Department of Homeland Security to strengthen data-sharing, investigative coordination, and training focused on fentanyl trafficking, and authorizes grants for communities providing prevention, treatment, and support services to families affected by opioid addiction.