This legislative bill, proposed by Representative Frederick, is designed to allocate funds for opioid prevention and education programs in Minnesota. Here's a simplified summary of the bill and its main elements:

1. Purpose of the Bill: The bill aims to fund educational initiatives that address the opioid crisis by providing prevention and education programs.

2. Funding Details: A total of $1,000,000 is to be allocated from the state’s general fund over two fiscal years – $500,000 in 2026 and another $500,000 in 2027.

3. Recipient of the Funds: The money will go to "Change the Outcome," a nonprofit organization.

4. Specific Uses of the Funds: The funding will support several specific educational activities including:

   • Data-centered learning opportunities highlighting the dangers of opioid use targeted at middle and high school students, as well as community members.
   • Instruction on prevention strategies, assessing personal risk, and how to recognize signs of an overdose.
   • Education on current drug trends such as fentanyl, xylazine, and pressed pills.
   • Providing access to resources and support for individuals struggling with substance use disorders.

The bill has been introduced and forwarded to the Committee on Health Finance and Policy for further discussion and approval.