A place conceived in loving-kindness to help, reach-out, and connect families; to inspire, motivate and even validate the journey you find yourself on; to be a source of hope and a safe haven.
Perhaps one of the most widely known non-profits for drug and alcohol rehabilitation, Phoenix House serves over 18,000 teens and adults each year with more than 130 programs across nine states. They offer a wide range of unique programs including support services for the military community, mother and child residential services, in addition to more… Continue >>>
Created by entrepreneur Gary Mendell after losing his son Brian to drug addiction in 2011, this nonprofit has raised an impressive $9 million since then. Through advocacy campaigns, lobbying for pieces of legislation to be passed, and addressing gaps in both funding and resourcing, they are hoping to help reduce the number of addicted Americans… Continue >>>
This foundation was created by Amy’s father, Mitch, after the singer’s tragic death from alcohol poisoning in July 2011. The U.S. branch primarily focuses on music therapy and education programs, a significant portion of their work also looks to provide drug prevention programs and rehab services for children. They also have a Resilience Programme for… Continue >>>
Created by former NBA star Chris Herren, a former Oxycontin addict who has now been sober for over six years, the foundation was initially started to help pay for people’s drug treatment. Herren has since added numerous initiatives including Project Purple, which looks to create sober cultures for kids in schools, a Purple & Proud… Continue >>>
Here are some helpful resources: Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA): https://www.samhsa.gov Families in Support of Treatment (F.I.S.T.) is non-profit corporation: http://www.familiesinsupportoftreatment.com AlAnon: http://al-anon.org Families Anonymous: https://www.familiesanonymous.org NIDA: National Institute on Drug Abuse: https://www.drugabuse.gov The Institution for Addiction Study: https://www.theinstituteforaddictionstudy.org Continue >>>
Formerly known as the Sundt Memorial Foundation, Natural High was created in response to the reality that the “Just Say No” style prevention programs were largely ineffective. With the goal of providing programs that allow youth to discover and pursue their own natural high so they don’t feel compelled to take drugs, their digital platform… Continue >>>
Formerly known as the Partnership for a Drug-Free America, this nonprofit has slightly changed its tune to focus on preventing teen substance abuse and working with families who have been affected by drug and alcohol addiction. In addition to providing parents with direct support for a child struggling with addiction, they also have numerous teen-targeted… Continue >>>
Endorsed by Khloe Kardashian shortly after her infamous DUI in March 2007, this L.A. based foundation works to create national awareness of drug and alcohol addiction. Among its initiatives are Brent’s Club, which partners with a local Boys and Girls Club to offer sober activities to over 160 middle and high-school students. Shapiro has also… Continue >>>
Founded in March 2006, this nonprofit tackles a wide range of addiction and mental health issues including drug and alcohol abuse, depression, self-harm and thoughts of suicide. It originally began with the goal of funding drug treatment for then 19-year-old Renee Wohe, but has gone on to raise millions of dollars for worthy organizations across… Continue >>>
100 Pedals vision speaks to my heart and beliefs about addiction. Their focus is on a learning and educational model which goes beyond traditional self-protection, defense based strategies and provides an in-depth understanding to the issue of addiction. Through our programs parents and family members are better equipped to engage their addicted loved one from… Continue >>>
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