Council approves $20,000 opioid-settlement grant to Serenity House transitional program
Peru City Council voted to award $20,000 in restricted opioid settlement funds to Serenity House to support operations, resident support and facility safety for an 11‑bed women's recovery home.
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Stephanie Gman, project manager for Serenity House Transitional Living Home, asked the council for $20,000 from the city's restricted opioid‑settlement funds to cover urgent operational needs, rental assistance for new residents, transportation and safety improvements.
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