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Resources for Organizations that Help Families

Collaboration is critical to achieving change. The organizations below possess resources that can be helpful to you in your work to help families in your community.

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Camden County Council on Alcoholism & Drug Abuse, Inc.

Voorhees, NJ

A private nonprofit organization serving the residents of Camden County, New Jersey. Our goal is to reduce the prevalence of alcoholism and substance abuse.

Preventing or responding to early substance use
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Capital Area Human Services District

Baton Rouge, LA

Capital Area Human Services District (CAHSD) was established by state legislation in 1996 to operate and manage publicly funded, community-based programs and services for mental health, addictions, intellectual/developmental disabilities, and co-occurring disorders in the Louisiana Parishes of Ascension, East & West Baton Rouge, East & West Feliciana, Iberville, and Pointe Coupee.

Preventing or responding to early substance use Getting loved ones help for a substance use problem, or supporting their recovery Network of Local Partners
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Cheatham County Community Enhancement Coalition

Pleasant View, TN

The Cheatham County Coalition is committed to building a strong, drug-free community that empowers both youth and adults to thrive.

Preventing or responding to early substance use Getting loved ones help for a substance use problem, or supporting their recovery Finding strength to cope with your loved one’s substance use or death due to substance use Network of Local Partners
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Chris Atwood Foundation (for organizations)

Fairfax, VA

The Chris Atwood Foundation is a peer-driven community organization in Northern Virginia that works to provide FREE life saving recovery support and resources to people impacted by substance use, to create policy changes that serve the health and well-being of the community, and to help prevent substance use disorder.

 

Preventing or responding to early substance use Getting loved ones help for a substance use problem, or supporting their recovery Finding strength to cope with your loved one’s substance use or death due to substance use
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CMC: Foundation for Change

New York, NY

CMC:Foundation for Change is dedicated to providing evidence-based tools for change to everyone who cares about a person struggling with substance use. We have taken the best science has to offer and translated it into a practical, compassionate, and accessible approach for helping called the Invitation to Change (ITC). Through training, support groups and community infrastructure building, we use the ITC to help family, friends, treatment providers, and community leaders have an impact on the terrible toll taken by substance use.

Getting loved ones help for a substance use problem, or supporting their recovery Finding strength to cope with your loved one’s substance use or death due to substance use
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Colorado Behavioral Health Administration (For Organizations)

Denver, CO

The Behavioral Health Administration (BHA) is the state administration responsible for ensuring all people in Colorado have access to quality mental health and substance use disorder services, regardless of where they l

Preventing or responding to early substance use Getting loved ones help for a substance use problem, or supporting their recovery Finding strength to cope with your loved one’s substance use or death due to substance use General Resource
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Commonwealth Healthcare Corporation

Saipan, MP

The CHCC functions as an integrated healthcare system that brings together a wide scope of services including primary, outpatient, and inpatient care; ancillary services including laboratory, pharmacy, and physical therapy; population health services including public and environmental health; and mental and behavioral health services. Through this integration under a single organizational structure, the CHCC provides the majority of healthcare services in the CNMI.

Preventing or responding to early substance use Getting loved ones help for a substance use problem, or supporting their recovery Finding strength to cope with your loved one’s substance use or death due to substance use
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Courage to Caregivers (for organizations)

Cleveland, OH

Courage to Caregivers is a nonprofit that supports unpaid family caregivers of those living with behavioral health needs. We offer three programs at no cost to the participant and are currently being offered virtually. About our programs: 

Finding strength to cope with your loved one’s substance use or death due to substance use
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Drug Free America Foundation, Inc. (for organizations)

St. Petersburg, FL

Drug Free America Foundation (DFAF) is a nonprofit organization committed to preventing substance use and its devastating effects on individuals, families, and communities. DFAF focuses on promoting prevention, supporting recovery, and advocating for evidence-based policies through education, professional training, and global collaboration. By equipping communities with resources, fostering drug-free workplaces, and influencing public policies, DFAF strives to build healthier, safer, and more resilient communities locally and globally.

Preventing or responding to early substance use Getting loved ones help for a substance use problem, or supporting their recovery Finding strength to cope with your loved one’s substance use or death due to substance use
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Drug Free Dickson Coalition

Dickson, TN

The Drug Free Dickson Coalition (DFDC) is committed to uniting the community to prevent and reduce substance misuse, especially among youth. Supported by grants from the TN Department of Mental Health, CDC, TBI, and others, DFDC targets underage tobacco and alcohol use and prescription drug misuse across all ages. The mission of the Drug Free Dickson Coalition is to reduce and prevent alcohol, tobacco, and drug misuse in Dickson County—particularly among youth and prescription drug misuse across all age groups—through awareness, education, and action.

 

Preventing or responding to early substance use Getting loved ones help for a substance use problem, or supporting their recovery Finding strength to cope with your loved one’s substance use or death due to substance use

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