Facing Fentanyl

Facing Fentanyl is a national grassroots organization founded by families impacted by fentanyl poisoning, united to save lives through prevention, awareness, and action. We lead the nation in educating communities, supporting families, and partnering with law enforcement, public health, and policymakers to address emerging synthetic drug threats. Through nationwide campaigns, school and community education, harm-reduction initiatives, and legislative advocacy, we provide fact-based resources that empower people to recognize dangers and prevent tragedy.

Fentanyl Free Communities Foundation

To address the fentanyl crisis, Fentanyl Free Communities focuses on three crucial pillars: education, awareness, and public policy. Through education, we offer comprehensive information about the dangers of fentanyl, enabling individuals to make informed choices. By raising awareness through campaigns and media channels, we aim to enhance understanding and diminish stigma. Moreover, our active involvement in public policy empowers us to advocate for more stringent regulations, enhanced treatment access, and comprehensive harm reduction strategies.

Fentanyl Victims Network of North Carolina, fentvic.org (for organizations)

Fentanyl Victim Network of North Carolina, also known as fentvic.org, is an action-oriented grassroots nonprofit that pursues safety, education, justice, advocacy and support of fentanyl fatalities victim families. Fentvic.org hosts free public prevention/education events throughout the state featuring DAs, local elected officials and LE. Fentvic.org provides courthouse moral support, distributes lifesaving naloxone, and seeks policy changes to permit naloxone in all public spaces.

Florida Parishes Human Services Authority

FPHSA is a community agency committed to providing recovery-based and person-centered Behavioral Health (mental health and substance use) and Developmental Disabilities Services. FPHSA serves residents of the five Florida Parishes north of Lake Pontchartrain: Livingston, St. Helena, St. Tammany, Tangipahoa and Washington. FPHSA does not demy anyone services due to the inability to pay and has a sliding fee scale program to assist with the cost of services for noninsured or under insured clients who qualify.

Freestyle Foundation (for Organizations)

Generation O

H.E.A.L.: STOP HEROIN, INC.

Since our son’s death in 2014 to an accidental heroin overdose, it has been our mission to share with the community our story in order to educate and spread awareness about the dangers of opiates and other harmful drugs both legal and illegal. We want to empower others with the knowledge that we have gained throughout this journey for the purpose of prevention, early intervention, and harm reduction.

Halifax County Substance Use Coalition

Founded in 2022, the Halifax County Substance Use Coalition (HCSUC) was established to provide connectivity between public health and the community resources that support substance use prevention, support, and recovery.  Guided by the Principles of Harm Reduction, the Four Pillar Approach to Drug Problems, and our community’s strengths and needs, the HCSUC is an inclusive collaborative of people and agencies impacting and impacted by substance use.

Hawaii Alcohol and Drug Abuse Division, Department of Health

The Alcohol and Drug Abuse Division, Department of Health, is the lead agency that addresses substance use prevention, treatment and recovery in the state of Hawaii.

HC DrugFree

HC DrugFree, a nonprofit located in Maryland, provides resources and education on prevention, treatment, recovery, and health and wellness to help individuals develop knowledge and skills to understand and address behavioral health (substance use and mental health) disorders.