“I have always said I want every penny of the additional funds announced as part of the National Mission to make a difference and this fund is already having a positive impact on the lives of people with problem drug use.'
The Residential Rehabilitation Rapid Capacity Programme fund is part of the additional £100m announced as part of the Scottish Government’s National Mission to improve access to residential rehabilitation, trebling the number of publicly funded places by 2026.
Angela Constance, drugs policy minister, said: “I have always said I want every penny of the additional funds announced as part of the National Mission to make a difference and this fund is already having a positive impact on the lives of people with problem drug use. The government said applicants are able to apply for up to £2m towards the cost of their project and each application will be considered on merit.
It stated: “This will be achieved through an increase in placements in existing residential rehabilitation services as well as any new services funded through the RRRCP.
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