As $2M comes to Maine for third year of Opioid Crisis Workforce Grant, ACAP cited among most successful programs in first two years

With the recent news that $2,093,964 is headed to Maine through the third and final round of funding from the opioid-crisis National Health Emergency Dislocated Worker Grant, program staff at Aroostook County Action Program are reflecting on the very successful first two years of the program in northern Maine as they plan for the year  ahead. 

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