Resources for Families

Use the filters below to find resources from the DEA's federal, national and local partners that can help you help your loved one and yourself.

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Missouri Division of Behavioral Health, Department of Mental Health

Jefferson City, MO

The Division of Behavioral Health, Department of Mental Health, is the lead agency that addresses substance use prevention, treatment and recovery in the state of Missouri.

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Mohave Substance Treatment Education Prevention Partnership (MSTEPP)

Kingman, AZ

MSTEPP is a non-profit organization that provides educational and awareness information throughout Mohave County, Arizona. We are an active member of the Substance Awareness Coalition Leaders of Arizona (SACLAz).

 

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Montana DPHHS- Behavioral Health & Developmental Disabilities Division

Helena, MT

The Prevention Bureau provides services through Block Grants, Formula Grants, Discretionary Grants, and Emergency Grants. These are Federal Grants to provide Substance Use Treatment & Prevention, Peer Support Services, Individuals Experiencing Homelessness, and Recovery Support Services. The Prevention Bureau works with a diverse group of stakeholders to help support the mission of DPHHS: Improving and protecting the health, well-being, and self-reliance of all Montanans.

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My Child's Life Matters

West Chicago, IL

With a mission to spread awareness and education about the dangers of illicit fentanyl, We have dedicated our lives to try to prevent similar tragedies and breaking the stigma surrounding drug-related deaths, otherwise known as a drug induced homicide. Since founding the organization in 2016, we have been at the forefront of community engagement, tirelessly working to connect with families affected by illicit drug poisoning deaths. Their compassionate approach has fostered a supportive network where individuals can share their stories and find solace together.

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NACoA - National Association for Children of Addiction

Bel Air, MD

NACoA serves as a vital resource for individuals and families impacted by the disease of addiction and/or parental substance use disorders (SUD), and the organizations who support them. As a trusted organization with over 41 years of experience, NACoA provides expert guidance, educational materials, and supportive programs tailored to meet the unique needs of children and families hurt by SUDs. People visit NACoA's website seeking compassionate support, practical coping strategies, and a sense of community.

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NACoA - National Association for Children of Addiction

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NACoA serves as a vital resource for individuals and families impacted by the disease of addiction and/or parental substance use disorders (SUD), and the organizations who support them. As a trusted organization with over 41 years of experience, NACoA provides expert guidance, educational materials, and supportive programs tailored to meet the unique needs of children and families hurt by SUDs. People visit NACoA's  website seeking compassionate support, practical coping strategies, and a sense of community.

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Nar-Anon Hope After Loss

Nationwide, CA

The Hope After Loss Nar-Anon Family Group is a worldwide online community for those affected by the loss of an addicted loved one. As a twelve-step program, we offer our help by sharing our experience, strength, and hope. We carry the message of hope even after loss to those affected by the addiction and death of someone close to them.

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National Alliance for Drug Endangered Children

Westminister, CO

National Alliance for Drug Endangered Children teaches early identification, response, and appropriate intervention services for children and families affected by parental or caregiver substance misuse. We equip comprehensive, multidisciplinary alliances, communities, organizations, and individuals with access to our national resource center, training, and technical assistance. Our vision is 100% healthy, safe children, families, and communities free from the negative impact of substance misuse and drug activity.

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National Crime Prevention Council

Washington, DC

McGruff the Crime Dog® and NCPC envision a world where people feel safe and are active participants in keeping themselves and others from becoming victims of crime. Today’s world contains an increasing array of threats to public health and safety. Deaths from guns, illicit drugs, and automobile fatalities from illegal acts are driving a historic decline in U.S. life expectancy. Public support and involvement in crime prevention will reduce this trend.

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National Family Partnership

Coral Gables, FL

The National Family Partnership, NFP, was founded in 1980 with Nancy Reagan as the Honorary Chairman.  NFP is the original Parent Movement. Best known for establishing and coordinating The Red Ribbon Campaign Annually from October 23-31. NFP believe Participation is the Key to Prevention. 

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