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The Recovery Project is promoting leading national non-profit organizations that are raising awareness about addiction, promoting public education, and providing quality addiction treatment and recovery services. We encourage you to get involved and lend your support.
Partnership for a Drug Free America
The nonprofit Partnership for a Drug-Free unites parents, renowned scientists and communications professionals to help families raise healthy children. Best known for its research-based national public education programs, the Partnership motivates and equips parents to prevent their children from using drugs and alcohol, and to find help and treatment for family and friends in trouble. An online resource center at drugfree.org features interactive tools that translate the latest science and research on addiction and treatment into easy to understand tips and tools. The Partnership's other web resources include TimeToTalk.org, providing helpful tips on talking with tweens and teens about the risks of drugs and alcohol, and, Life After an online community dedicated to helping those in recovery and their families draw strength and encouragement through storytelling.
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National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence (NCADD)
Founded in 1944 by Mrs. Marty Mann, a pioneer in the alcoholism field, the NCADD provides education, information, help, and hope to the public. It advocates prevention, intervention, and treatment through a nationwide network of Affiliates. In addition, NCADD operates a toll-free Hope Line (800-NCA-CALL) for information and referral and a National Intervention Network (800-654-HOPE) to educate and assist the families and friends of addicted persons. Support the National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence »
National Association of Addiction Treatment Providers (NAATP)
The foundation provides grants to non-profit members of the National Association of Addiction Treatment Providers, including Betty Ford Foundation, Hazelton, and Caron, among others, so that they can offer treatment to people in need who cannot afford it.
Phoenix House
Since 1967, Phoenix House has been putting men, women and teens on the road to recovery. The largest non-profit alcohol and drug abuse treatment and prevention facility in the nation, each day Phoenix House treats more than 5,000 persons in nearly 100 residential and outpatient programs in nine states.
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Faces and Voices of Recovery
Faces and Voices of Recovery is committed to organizing and mobilizing the millions of Americans in long-term recovery from addiction to alcohol and other drugs, our families, friends and allies to change public perceptions of recovery, promote effective public policy in Washington, DC and in all 50 states, and demonstrate that recovery is working for millions of Americans. It is their mission to bring the power and proof of recovery to everyone in the nation.
Looking for other ways to get involved?
Learn more
Learn the facts about drug and alcohol addiction and talk to your friends and family. Click here »
Attend or plan a local event
September is National Alcohol and Drug Addiction Recovery Month and hundreds of events are held throughout the nation in September and throughout the year.Click here to find an event in your area or here to get tips on how to plan an event of your own.
Share your story
Help eradicate the stigma surrounding addiction. Tell others about your experience and your path to recovery. Visit www.drugfree.org/lifeafter to tell your personal story. To hear other stories from those who have reclaimed their lives, attend a reading of "Words that Free Us: Voices of Recovery," a book of deeply personal writings from Phoenix House clients. Click here to find an event near you.
Be an Advocate
Speak up about addiction and recovery. Talk to legislators and community leaders about your personal experiences and advocate for increased funding for research and treatment programs.
Volunteer
Visit Faces & Voices of Recovery , to find local recovery community organizations in your area to see how you can help.
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