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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.

Resources for Organizations that Help Families | Resources for Families

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*Note: Inclusion on this website does not constitute an endorsement by the Drug Enforcement Administration.

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Learn To Cope Florida (for organizations)

Margate, FL

Learn to Cope is a peer-led support network that offers education, resources, and hope for family members and friends who have loved ones affected by substance use disorder. Established in 2004, Learn to Cope has become a nationally recognized model for peer support and prevention programming.  We offer FREE, CONFIDENTIAL support, through in-person & Zoom meetings, along with a 24/7 online forum.   If you're not sure where to begin, we're here for you and encourage you to get in touch.  You are not alone!

 

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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Lincoln County Unite for Youth

Libby, MT

Communities in Lincoln County are ready to connect and engage youth and families in meaningful ways. At Unite for Youth, we work collaboratively with community partners to serve and strengthen families and deliver impactful programs that inspire engagement and expand opportunities to learn, grow, and thrive.

Preventing or responding to early substance use
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Lost Voices of Fentanyl, Inc. 501(c)(3) (for organizations)

Dundalk, MD

We encourage bereaved families to get involved with a variety of organizations, inspiring them to turn their pain into purpose.  We connect families seeking justice with organizations that offer guidance and support.  We connect fentanyl grandfamilies raising fentanyl orphans with a support group for survivors facing those challenges.

Preventing or responding to early substance use 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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Love, Logan Foundation

Pewaukee, WI

The Love, Logan Foundation is a family-run 501(c)(3) non-profit organization founded in memory of Logan Rachwal, who tragically lost his life to fentanyl poisoning on February 14, 2021. Established by Rick and Erin Rachwal in 2022, the foundation is dedicated to saving lives through education and awareness about the dangers of fentanyl and other illicit drugs. Located in Southeast Wisconsin, the foundation works tirelessly to end the stigma associated with mental health and substance use disorders.

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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Marion County Families and Communities Together

Hillsboro, KS

FACT is to facilitate collaborative action to improve lives in Marion County.  FACT, in partnership with churches, agencies, and schools, provides early childhood programs, substance abuse prevention programs, anti-poverty programs, and the FACT Family Financial Assistance Fund (FFAF).  The FFAF provides families and children with resources including financial assistance in emergency situations, holiday support (food and gifts for children), school supplies, diapers, etc….where there is a need, we help!

Preventing or responding to early substance use Network of Local Partners
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Marissa’s Voice, Inc.

Duncanville, TX

Marissa’s Voice is a nonprofit born from heartbreak and driven by hope. Founded in memory of Marissa Caitlyn Ladatto, who lost her life to fentanyl poisoning, it exists to educate, advocate, and save lives. Rooted in South Dallas, Marissa’s Voice brings fentanyl awareness, naloxone distribution, and lived-experience storytelling directly to communities most in need. Through outreach, events, and public speaking, we fight stigma with truth and empower families with tools to prevent tragedy. This isn’t just a cause—it’s a movement fueled by a mother’s love and a daughter’s legacy.

Preventing or responding to early substance use
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Maryland Coalition of Families (for organizations)

Columbia, MD

As experienced caregivers, we provide support, guidance, and hope to people who love or care for someone with a behavioral health challenge and advocate to improve the systems they rely on.

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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Micah's Hugs

Sebastopol, CA

Micah’s Hugs is a nonprofit organization dedicated to fentanyl awareness, harm reduction, and grief support.

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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Milan Prevention Coalition

Milan, TN

The Milan Prevention Coalition seeks to create, support, and maintain a safe, healthy and drug free community.  We serve all of Gibson County, TN.

 

Preventing or responding to early substance use
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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).

 

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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Add Your Organization to the Network

If you wish to add your organization to the Together for Families network, please click the link below. You will be sent a form to complete.

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Add Your Organization to the Network

If you wish to add your organization to the Together for Families network, please click the link below. You will be sent a form to complete.

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