Civil Rights Education and Enforcement Center and Justice Catalyst Law are investigating housing discrimination against people addicted to opioids who are participating in medication assisted treatment.

MAT PARTICIPANTS EXPERIENCING HOUSING DISCRIMINATION

Are you a person who is addicted to opioids (often called “opioid use disorder” or “OUD”)? Are you receiving medication assisted treatment (“MAT”), for example, counseling paired with methadone, buprenorphine, or naltrexone? Are you having or have you had any of the problems below?

  • Denied the opportunity to apply for housing.
  • Rejected housing application.
  • Evicted from housing.

Do you suspect the problem happened because you are or were participating in MAT?

WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU. 

Contact CREEC by phone at 303.757.7901 or by email at intakes@creeclaw.org. Contact Justice Catalyst Law by phone at 518.732.6703 or by email at info@justicecatalyst.org.

Share this information with anyone who may have experienced these housing problems to to their participation in MAT.