Find Substance Abuse Dependency Prevention & Treatment Nonprofits and Charities

  Mary wrote:

Through MARR I was able to take charge of my life. I wanted a life free from alcohol and drugs and MARR gave me the tools to do just that! Natalie more »

  otisdi wrote:

The reality tour is an exceptional program to help keep children away from drug and substance abuse. The program opens up lines of communication between children and parents/guardians to keep the focus on a drug-free lifestyle. This is high impact and... more »

  Sibelia wrote:

Counselor who I saw was fine, the unlicensed one who saw my teen son was a loose cannon, did not get consultation from supervisor before he acted impulsively to break confidentiality. Created lots of difficulty for my family. Supervisor met with me... more »

  Thetan wrote:

It's said that an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. This couldn't be more true than about the results that the Foundation for a Drug Free World get. Their "Truth About Drugs" prevention program combined with their Drug Free Marshall's program... more »

  Writer wrote:

I have volunteered for this organization since 2014 and have also participated in their recreational rehabilitation/adaptive sports rowing and kayaking programs. This organization originally started with 5-disabled Veterans in May, 2013 and by September,... more »

  DEEZ wrote:

I was a client of Recovery Ventures from 2007-2008. During the application process I was told that I would recieve job trainning. I was very intrested in not only getting clean and sober but in also recieving job trainning that would allow me to enter... more »

  mobileUser446470 wrote:

S2L Recovery truly cares about the men God has put in front of them. They are not clients but rather brothers going through the same things that God has brought them out of. more »

  h2HOPE wrote:

I had the opportunity to assist the Lighthouse this year prepare grocery bags for Thanksgiving for the less fortunate in our community, and wow it went wonderfully. We packed 1000 bags in five hours and their team was just great. The Lighthouse had all... more »

  Brandon S.1 wrote:

As a recovering alcoholic of just over 5 years, and a Bad Religion fan for 23 years, I wanted to check out this show to listen to BR bassist Jay Bentley tell his story. My girlfriend, who is also a recovering alcoholic joined me. We enjoyed it so much,... more »

  IanAndersen wrote:

Moderation Management holds a special place in my heart. I've worked with them closely over the past two years to share clients between my for profit company, and their non-profit services. They have an amazing team with no ego, only a desire to help... more »

  clarkeman wrote:

Very impressive! Can't wait until the construction is finished to see the final facility. Helping many men, teaching them different things, banking, financial affairs, spiritual and education. I know some of the success stories and totally endorse... more »

  daknicks73 wrote:

I was introduced to the Recovery Survival Network while in the county jail and expected it to be like the other agencies i had encountered. I was pleasently surprised to find that they were truly concerned about my life going forward and not just interested... more »

  mbockstruck30 wrote:

I have had the pleasure to work with YOS for about 3 years now. I assisted with their re-branding, and have been a strong supporter ever since. YOS provides a much needed service to Chicago youth and families. more »

  localyokel wrote:

Reliant Foundation is a wonderful cause to volunteer for. I recently helped out at their inaugural 5K event in October and thought it was very well run. I liked the fact that the charity and the event were promoting health and encouraging good nutrition,... more »

  familymorency wrote:

This is an amazing faith based organization! With a strong, professional board of directors GCofH helps thousands of people each year to make positive changes and break the cycle of dependance and poverty. Well worth the investment! more »

  mbatise wrote:

Shurrun's House is a non profit sober living house. They accept referrals for women in transition in the community in need of a change to fight their addictions. They assist them with access to employment opportunities, resources within the community... more »

  spiritofgivingnetwork wrote:

The mission of Wayside House is to be a healing environment that helps women with drug and alcohol dependence by providing them with tools to rebuild their lives. The work they do is crucial for women in our community. Spirit of Giving is proud... more »

  Jonathan v. wrote:

This charity helps thousands of people overcome addictions with a science based self-help program. All self-help meetings are free. They have a website, message board, chat room, and on-line meetings. Again, those are all free. SMART Recovery... more »

  drhenslin wrote:

Change Your Brain Change Your Life Foundation came along side a patient who was struggling with depression and anxiety. He had been to many doctors, and had given up hope. Change Your Brain Change Your Life Foundation made it possible for him to get... more »

  MikeinSSF wrote:

New Life Community Services is the best drug, alcohol, and shelter in Santa Cruz and Northern California. It is a very safe place for those seeking treatment fro addiction problems, families and children in need of shelter. more »

  RockHillSocialWorker wrote:

Excellent organization that helps to ensure the community is informed, safe, and protected! Great resource! more »

  ssmithcrt wrote:

Foundation for Recovery provides trainings and education to families, parents, educators, students, and other community stakeholders. It also helps provide free clearinghouse materials, education and treatment scholarships, and the ability to publish... more »

  Veronicalucky wrote:

I was looking for help for my brother who is addicted to drugs for a long time. I was searching the internet for an organization that would have afffordable intervention and aftercare services. There are many services out there claiming to be serving... more »

  michellekodner wrote:

As a former volunteer, I saw how the clients of Shalom House were treated with dignity and love. All the women I interacted with had specific development plans they were working toward such as improving their health, going to counseling, going to school,... more »

  Writer wrote:

Mr. Hoffman has been an advisor and friend for 10+ years. Because of his care for others and openness to helping others find their own path, my life has been greatly enriched. He has believed in me when I had lost my way & graciously stood beside me... more »

  marciastein wrote:

I taught a class to the residents of Rebekah's House on money management. Two weeks before the class the residents were asked to keep a log of their daily expenses. The evening of the class we reviewed the logs and developed a plan for better money... more »

  adio51 wrote:

The Lighthouse has changed my life. When I came to the program I was broken and lost. Through their phase system I have found myself and learned to help others. This program helps men with addiction issues through the word of god. more »

  My Queen wrote:

This is an amazing non profit organization, They believe in breaking the cycle of homelessness and empower every homeless individual for a better future. Good Job TenderLove!!! more »

  Kouman wrote:

I served dinner at the dining hall. Phoenix Rescue Mission was serving ham, potatoes, salad, vegatables and the best looking cakes I've seen. The homeless were lined up waiting for food. We served them and everyone said thank you and was very kind. more »

  CASSALEX wrote:

I VOLUNTEERED WITH THE MISSION FOR SEVERAL YEARS AND FOUND THE WORK TO BE SO REWARDING THAT I STARTED TWO OUTREACH MINISTRIES TO HELP THOSE IN NEED. I STILL WORK WITH THEM AND THEY HELPME WHEN THEY CAN. WHAT A WONDERFUL GROUP OF CARING PEOPLE. MELISSA... more »

  kathysaara wrote:

SAARA of Virginia is a wonderful organization that is dedicated to recovery from addiction. SAARA provides advocacy, support groups, programs, resources, and a WarmLine to assist people in their recovery. more »

  MargaretA wrote:

Success Reentry Solutions specializes in adding value to its members. Each of the staff is committed to bringing the very best to the people they serve, and pouring into them. They take no excuses and exemplify Mark's motto of "It's Now O'Clock!" more »

  ahairston wrote:

The staff is courtesy, helpful and always giving back to the community in so many ways. The pantry and produce distribution has been a true blessing... We truly appreciate you'll. more »

  actionjackson wrote:

The incredible work that the Brett Adkins Charitable Foundation does should be duplicated around the world. I've seen first hand the students that received their $5,000 scholarships from the foundation and the tears they shared as a result. The foundation... more »

  arowe wrote:

Great place to work! Great environment and wonderful people! more »

  Jaime17 wrote:

Having worked with different community organizations for many years, I've noticed most are referral organizations. It is hard to find one that does the work, spends time with the clients in their environments, earns community trust, and produces real... more »

  phototabe wrote:

An amazing non-profit that goes above and beyond. When you need them or think you might, they are there with no questions asked. The heart and soul they put into make sure that everyone gets the best attention they need has no boundaries no mater how... more »

  JoyceCPC wrote:

I have been a volunteer acupuncturist at Herban Health for almost 4 years and this experience has been both rewarding and humbling to me. Herban Health is a great organization where I am able to utilize my skills and knowledge as an acupuncturist/chinese... more »

  joansmith1 wrote:

I can't thank the people at Wings of Recovery Network Inc enough. I lost hope and was ready to give up on life. My friend told me to reach out to them. I have no insurance so I didn't think they'd be able to do anything for me but I was wrong. They found... more »

  dtenney wrote:

I first started to support CFGC last year as a Ph.D. student/advisor to help with some of their process improvements. I was so moved by their mission and great work in supporting children and families in need in the greater Bridgeport area, that I was... more »

  gmcd wrote:

This project started as a labor of love and continues to move forward thanks to dedicated, knowledgeable, and compassionate staff. I have great personal respect for this organization's leadership and vision. more »

  cewing wrote:

Recently spending much time at City Gospel Mission, I have specifically spent a majority of my time volunteering at Having the Courage to Change. This is a program, within City Gospel Mission, for women in recovery. As the team there strives to provide... more »

  David377 wrote:

I was abusing IV heroin for over 10 years. I was homeless, helpless, and hopeless. When I finally became willing to make a change I had NO resources for help. No job, or family money had put me on every waiting list in my hometown. Then I called the Jake... more »

  hutch6192 wrote:

I have been on the board of JHF for about three years. I truly believe JHF is doing great work and is effectively helping so many people where being at JHF is their last option for getting their lives back on track. There are many success stories where,... more »

  eliveliv wrote:

Totally selfless organization with so many amazing employees and superb volunteers. Whether at the OurPlace for boys on Ave M, or at the OurPlace for girls on Ave J to any of the numerous The Living Room (TLR) locations (Brooklyn, Monsey, Five Towns,... more »

  kindredspirit1 wrote:

WeCare Recovery Home is a place where lives are truly changed. I’ve personally witnessed the transformation that happens here. Seeing women overcome addiction, rebuild their lives, and find a future filled with hope is amazing. WeCare gives women the... more »

  ____665 wrote:

As an employee of Family Service, I have also volunteered for a number of events, from participating in our annual Bowl-A-Thon, which raises approximately $30,000 to our annual Spring Ball, which raised over $140,000. There are approximately 20 programs... more »

  rkohler1 wrote:

The "I AM" Workshop Tour is poised to change the fabric of society. Breaking drug addiction can be the single biggest factor to improving the quality of life of not only those with the addictions but of those living in the community at large. The "I... more »

  elizabeths11 wrote:

This amazing nonprofit was established in memory of Michael Dalton by his family shortly after he passed away in Jan 2018. His parents, Richard and Carmela, brother Jamie and sister Stacey have been making an impact and helping lots of people in a wide... more »

  rosiemgomez813 wrote:

We are beyond blessed to work with this amazing organization. We believe in what they do. They make such a big difference in our community. We look forward to working alongside them for years to come. more »

  Anon wrote:

Counselors practiced unethical and barely legal practices including undermining children's self esteem, berating children, threatening to remove them from their home, threatening dangerous state inpatient recovery services with proven assaults on previous... more »

  mattleblanc155 wrote:

This program saved my life. I was living in a homeless shelter with no money and nowhere to go. In 2013 I entered the doors of our Boston location where I found a relationship with Jesus Christ. Today I am a productive member of of society, I am a home... more »

  Alma & 3 sons wrote:

When my son began attending Washington Elementary School, I found a welcoming place where I could get help at Valle del Sol's Community Resource Center. I began taking a series of parenting classes offered by the Community Resource Center. It's important... more »

  Brad S. wrote:

My wife and I started volunteering more than 10 years ago as dinner volunteers. Twice a month we purchase, prepare and serve food for 35 male and female guests. LPCS is a wonderful place to volunteer because you feel like you're really making an impact.... more »

  barnsfield wrote:

Hi my name is Barry B. I went to crossroads for my alcohol and drug problem. The staff was very kind and my counselor, Ms. Tawanna was very loving and encouraged me to work the program. I have 2 years clean time and I am now a Certified Support Specialist!... more »

  mobileUser777116 wrote:

This principle based addiction recovery program uses sound psychological approaches that are far more effective than other traditional methods more »

  4cats wrote:

Please check this place out before placing anyone here. Men sleep (or try to) in unairconditioned upstairs. Turnover rate is VERY high. They require 2 months (cash) pre-pay and you lose if they don't stay (very unlikely that they will). This is supposed... more »

  Kira Connel wrote:

They made it possible to say yes to helping our son. We didn’t have the means to do this without their kindness and the goodness of the Lord making a way. Where resources for care where we live were so limited and insufficient, our son needed more help... more »

  Jackie G. wrote:

Alpha Project is providing a service to a population that is unfortunately growing in San Diego and doing so very cost effectively unlike other organization that are similar. The Alpha team is dedicated to turning around the lives of individuals that... more »

  lrw13 wrote:

Very helpful app, so much content and good advice. Content goes beyond just sobriety and helps you with all aspects of life. more »

  Richard76 wrote:

I have been in the corporate world for my entire 30 year professional career. For a 2 year period of time I analyzed business cases for funding priority. If the Healing House wanted to make money they have about the worst business case I have ever seen.... more »

  chaduep wrote:

I started out as a volunteer taking the men at No Longer Bound on hikes and while on those hikes I fell in love with the men. They became my friends. I am no longer a "volunteer". When I see the guys and take them on hikes now...I'm doing it as a friend,... more »

  azeren wrote:

I love their work. The role they serve in the New York community is unparalleled to anyone else. They are a resource that fulfills the needs of such a diverse community. more »

  Karen277 wrote:

I am a pastor for Inspired Vision Church, and founder of A+ Charter Schools. Care Center Ministries has provided after school programs for our children. Many of our students went to their summer camps. These children were from low income homes. They were... more »

  LeDee wrote:

Mr. Charles Knuckles has abused his powers by being bias and not demonstrating that he is working for the public. He helped send my husband to jail, while he did not break any laws, he only went against Mr. Knuckles beliefs. Mr. Knuckles even told my... more »

  ClaudiaAT wrote:

I came across A WAY FORWARD about over a year ago. I noticed a display ad in the Times Call, and I thought maybe this group would be great for my son. I called and spoke with Debbie Platts, and I was excited about their presence in Longmont and all the... more »

  frankiehaynes wrote:

P2P Community Development consistently gives back into then local cities and communities that it serves. From feeding displaced families to back pack and supplies giveaways, Thanksgiving Feasts and Christmas Family amd toy giveaways. Happy to be a part... more »

  sharonretz wrote:

No hand is turned away and no one is alone out there the Poverello House opens up their hearts and tables to feed. clothe and house those in Need. One Hand Reaching out caring and sharing with everyone who in in Need. May the Lord Continue to Be with... more »

  milo1980 wrote:

Absolutely love teaming up with Runners Refuge ! We make it a family affair. We’ve been volunteering since March of 2020. It really is one of the best parts on my week! more »

  Katherine A. Savina wrote:

Dear Sirs, I would like to support the GOAL Project initiatives because my organization and me personaly got a lot of knowledge and support in the work with addictions in Russia. After that during several years I participated in the GOAL Project... more »

  Everynightpinky wrote:

I love the support I get from meetings and all the resources they have for hospitality people. more »

  dbemerson wrote:

they suck. they work you like dogs 16 hours a day and there is no time for therapy. love, dylan emerson more »

  1985nothankyou wrote:

I've currently been a client here since spring and I haven't regretted my decision. I chose this program because its focus is bigger than helping ones like myself with addiction. It's alot of factors and moving parts that can benefit anyone that takes... more »

  nanceedr wrote:

This "non profit" may look great to those seeking the much needed care for this terrible disease...and to those who have thought it to be a wonderful experience...But to some, including myself it was a nightmare...If you are not accepted for whatever... more »

  craigy wrote:

ISAT provides counseling services for victims and perpetrators of sex abuse. They also provide counseling for domestic abuse and alcohol and drug abuse. They are a trained professionals with over 20 years of experience. I have been on the board for... more »

  lgclay wrote:

Beard of Hope Inc is helping people get needed treatment for mental health issues. This mission was born from an unsuccessful suicide attempt by the Beard of Hope founder. This mission not only helps others but it helps him as well. He is doing what God... more »

  CMRF wrote:

RCSJ is a fabulous resource providing support, a meal, a friendly face, and recovery~ genuine care and concern for our fellow humans! more »

  jimacoury@aol.com wrote:

I have been involved with the Stephen Center for approximately 2 years and I am courrently on the board of directors. I have all the employees at the Stephen Center and have been extremely impressed their abilities, their character and their commitment... more »

  beyond wrote:

Beyond light provides quality mentoring and tutoring services to children living with AIDS and those who living in our child welfare system due to an incarerated parent, exposing them to culture, educational and social events. Instilling morals and values,... more »

  Tom Cole wrote:

YFES is a fantastic organization that provides the San Mateo county community a variety of valuable youth and family programs such as Children's Place, Archway, and Healthy Homes. I have heard testimonials from some of the children and young adults who... more »

  Writer wrote:

They helped me relearn how to take care of myself helped me get sober now after one year i have an apartment of my own they saved my life thanks to F I Community Housing more »

  Larry Jopek wrote:

The team at Operation Par is a great asset to the community. Not only have they helped thousands of people every year with their addictions, but there prevention efforts (helping kids to learn how "never to become a client” by living a life of staying... more »

  Counselor II wrote:

This company threatens their staff to meet billing requirements or they will fire them. Very stressful company to work for, also they cheat the CARE voucher system by over billing for services rendered. Employees work overtime without pay while the upper... more »

  rblanc wrote:

I began my involvement with the Domestic Violence Project, Inc. (DVPI) in November of 2008 as an Advisory Board Member. I have been extremely impressed with the continuous attainment of the organization's goals. To quote Jennifer Gipp, Director, Marketing... more »

  Joan wrote:

On November 8, 2008 I lost my main income earning job; about 70-80% of our income. My husband had recently been diagnosed with type 2 diabetes; and he already had four other chronic conditions. His medications were expensive and many. We were working... more »

  dcurry43 wrote:

Ms.Johnson was very helpful and professional with assisting me with information for a friend that is about to be released from prison in a few months. Quodos to her and we will be using her company. more »

  Christopher54 wrote:

The McShin foundation saved my life. Before going there I had lost almost everything to drug addiction and was on the way back to jail or worse. Now I am a business owner, I have a relationship with my family, and am a productive member of society. more »

  Tyhill wrote:

Coming home correlation has shown me that they are dedicated to the people that are incarcerated. They give people a second chance at life. They help give people a second chance to rebuild their family. God knows without Organization like Coming Home... more »

  sckurk wrote:

Nichols Center has helped so many families! I love the work they do in our community. more »

  eug80b wrote:

CATS is the most comprehensive program working to end homeless for people in San Francisco. Their highly trained and culturally competent staff responds to San Francisco’s diverse needs; as do their treatment and housing locations specifically designed... more »

  Rescuer wrote:

Job search program has assisted over 500 men over two and a half years to find work, save money and move out of shelters. Mission serves three meals daily on schedule, totaling over 1,000 meals per month. more »

  ronzo wrote:

I Am a client there and have been in and out of BCI for close to nine years is been a bumpy ride for me but it would have been allot worst for sure. They really take it upon themselves to provide you with the up most care and affection they possibly can.... more »

  Robert wrote:

5 years ago I had lost my job. I had been unemployed for 6 months. I had to return my vehicle to the loan company and I was behind on my mortgage by three months. The bank was already threatening to make me homeless. We had no where to go, I had... more »

  Pamela F. wrote:

Tenderloin Health serves the most vulnerable populations in San Francisco who are diagnosed with HIV/AIDS or are at the greatest risk for acquiring HIV/AIDS. The clients who utilize Tenderloin Health's services are some of the poorest in San Francisco... more »

  clayyybo wrote:

I grew up in a fairly large city in the Piedmont region of NC; you might say I’m a city boy. We played our games in the streets, and the only gun I ever fired was a pellet rifle that I used to shoot mourning doves off the power lines. My parents were... more »

  eaglesct wrote:

Veteran's Village provides shelter and food every night during the winter for over 400 homeless veterans in San Diego County. During the warmer months over 250 are similarly served. Substance abuse programs, job training and placement and on-going support... more »

  Mary D.8 wrote:

Reality Check is a nonprofit in Jaffrey, NH providing prevention, treatment, and recovery supports to NH residents. We have made referrals to ARCHNH for men who need residential housing supports and have always had outstanding response to inquires and... more »

  Chuppecat wrote:

The Addiction Recovery Center (ARC) is led by a licensed team of experienced Certified Sex Addiction Therapists (CSAT). The program serves as a supplement (not a substitute) for the 12-step program. Although the director claims that you get treated... more »

  genusbolloxed wrote:

I've been a client at the APT foundation on Ella T. Grasso in New Haven, CT for over 4 years. They may have " strengthened their funds balance", but their quality of service has dramatically decreased. Councilors repeatedly do not answer phone calls and... more »

  Sam W.2 wrote:

Currently trying to find someone who can answer my question. How can someone be banned from ccc property for threatening an employee if they have never step foot on property, never threatened an employee, never issued an exclusion notice, never allowed... more »

  Robert Lynn wrote:

Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Omaha is a fabulous organization. We all know what a toll the past and current economic environment has had on people. We are all called to help our neighbors and one of the best things we can do is to support... more »

  Jena083 wrote:

This is an amazing ministry!! I have volunteered at Rock Bottom Ranch for 3 years and I have witnessed women surrender to Christ and break free from addiction! Lives have been changed big time! Wives have been restored to husbands and mothers have been... more »

  Mw818 wrote:

This program is the most in disguise place I've ever seen. The employees all walk around as if this is the best place on earth. They don't care about the residents. They talk crap to them and throw it in their place that they are homeless. Be careful... more »

  Randy23 wrote:

I had a chance to help the Mission organize a fundraising event, Sleepless In San Diego. I was able to bring in a top designer who created a beautiful logo and then secured web domains for the cause. The event was a big success and is now an annual... more »

  Tbtexas wrote:

They help people who are struggling with drug and alcohol problems. I have personally met many people and family's who have been transformed by God using this organization. Many broken lives that have been Rebuilt. more »

  ROGUEGIRL66 wrote:

We were getting married in about 6-8 months and decided we needed pre-marriage counseling. We signed up with Wayne Counseling and we were connected with Julio Barrios. We absolutely owe our wonderful marriage and our relationship to this man. He helped... more »

  hanchie3 wrote:

I volunteer with the Saturday morning outreach on the Boston Common. While the day starts early, I find the experience to be highly enriching and fulfilling. Each time I volunteer I enjoy working with a highly diverse and fun group of volunteers. The... more »

  Houser wrote:

The captains working with the residents of the Canton ARW function at a 5 star level. This January for the second year in a row the residents of the house will volunteer to cover the homeless point in time street count for Canton. Their dedication to... more »

  NPO-AUDITOR wrote:

Excellent organization. Active Board and managment dedicated to ensure the Midnight Mission programs for the homeless, women and children continue and grow to meet the needs of so many. Let it be Family Housing, Recovery Services and Educational Traning... more »

  pinky57 wrote:

This organization needs to be investigated as the success rate is low. more »

  PWCIII wrote:

A labor camp under the guise of Christianity. Recovery based on humiliation, degradation of morale, and instilling of inferiority. None ... not ONE of the "leadership" staff has any professional training at all. None. Buy hey, God appointed them to... more »

  Jim R. wrote:

I have had so many friends I've been able to refer to Resource: a teenager I was tutoring who dropped out of school, a older woman who lost her job, a man needing chemical dependy counseling and housing, a friend with mental and physical health issues.... more »

  Scooby wrote:

I am a recovering alcoholic,sober one day at a time for over seven years.I have watched this project from the very start ,grow from a dream into a reality. The people I have met along this journey are very passionate about this undertaking and I am sure... more »

  lefteye2013 wrote:

They have income restrictions on veterans who have a salary. If its over $29,000, the will not provide emergency assistance. This is not acceptable. more »

  Molly A. wrote:

1 star is a overstatement. I called to simply find out if they had openings for volunteers and the person on the phone in the outreach department was EXTREMELY rude. I have never been treated so poorly by a so called professional in my entire life. I... more »

  Bentley wrote:

LIfeline provides a great service to the community in servicing those with substance abuse and mental health issues. I have seen lives change for the better. The substance abuse and residential treatment programs teach people how to establish goals,... more »

  Jim_115 wrote:

In examining this nonprofit I find a high degree of community impact through its successful and measurable outcomes and responsible use of funds. A good picture of this can be found in their Facts at a Glance report: http://www.allentownrescuemission.org/sites/default/files/file_attach/facts_at_a_glance_2013_sheet.pdf Of... more »

  randie1 wrote:

Being involved in Grace Unlimited has helped me grow. It has been an honor to be involved. I hve seen the lives of many women change for the better. more »

  mistrl619 wrote:

Gilgal is a lie ! I was here for 9 months. Abuse, disrespect ,harrassing staff. A nightmare . I found my peace eventually. That was with God . That could have happened anywhere. The owner does not care about the women there. She says she does. Not... more »

  dcranshaw wrote:

Youth are vulnerable and oftentimes need, or could use, help from outside their family and community to avoid or deal with substance abuse. Resources for providing help are limited and dwindling, presenting another challenge to the safe development of... more »

  mrwayne wrote:

This A.A. organization looks like a scam...it's world wide and they seem to provide no information on who is getting what monies and what they are spending for any specific thing. more »

  Pamela Goings wrote:

The Ragpicker is a new community based non-profit organization that prides itself on giving everyone the opportunity to recover from drugs or alcohol. In most companies before any one will assist you the first question is "Do you have any money?" As... more »

  Lynette wrote:

I am a former volunteer who is currently an employee, but I am not writing this under duress, and no one else in my agency is likely to see it. I love this organization, and I work here because I believe in this organization and the work it... more »

  Negiat wrote:

What a wonderful charity this is! A staff of people committed to helping those less fortunate. more »

  slund411 wrote:

In a world often overshadowed by turmoil and adversity, there shines a beacon of hope, a nonprofit organization dedicated to transforming lives and uplifting communities - the organization that helps recovering addicts regain their footing and reach new... more »

  JG25 wrote:

Being a survivor of clergy sexual abuse and having my own child victimized by a peer, I know first hand the emotional and spiritual damage this causes. I am grateful I finally had the courage to come forward (although many years later), which resulted... more »

  Myrtle K. wrote:

Meta House's philosophy and practice of women's treatment is exceptional, and the staff includes some of the finest professionals/humans you will ever meet. However, the organization is suffering under the CEO (ceo since 2012). Rather than build on the... more »

  Williamis24 wrote:

This Ministry/Organization has impacted all of my Family , 3 of us went through the program found Christ and recovery. 4 other family members became involved in the program from being on the board of directors to helping with the ministry to actually... more »

  Trinity2019 wrote:

Excellent experience. The horses and staff are well trained. The location is peaceful and beautiful. Helps me to reduce my anxiety and stress levels every time I visit. more »

  Seriously wrote:

When this organization was first started and for many years, it was faith based and that was the heart and soul of the establishment. As it grew to accomodate more clients under the leadership of the Director, the number of groups grew to eight and the... more »

  CGEDevelopment wrote:

The Center for Great Expectations assists pregnant women and adolescents in “breaking the cycle” of homelessness, abuse, and addiction with a unique Relational Recovery Model.  We offer a full continuum of care and comprehensive service programs,... more »

  RTteam wrote:

Great community resource! Offers so much to our folks with substance abuse/mental health concerns to heal. more »

  Penelopegurl wrote:

As an ex-employee, if you want your loved one to get better DO NOT LET THEM COME HERE> The CEO is mean and nasty and only cares about styling her fancy cars, nice jewlery and stunting for others, but behind the doors, she's CREULLA DEVILLE!!! more »

  MelN wrote:

I think this is a great local charity, which I donate to every year. I've been to one of their events where they provided a meal and live music for the people staying in the shelter. Not only do they help with immediate needs like food and shelter, they... more »

  Mtaher wrote:

I am really happy to be part of this organization and contribute towards the long-term community development. I am also excited about the work the organization is doing and continuing to do. It is transformative. more »

  DebB_ wrote:

110, inc helps men recover from alcoholism and addiction. This non-profit runs Cross Keys Retreat in Wenham Massachusetts and Number 16 in Wakefield Massachusetts. This organization has an uncommonly high success rate, bringing many hopeless addicts... more »

  Ralob wrote:

As an honorably discharged service-connected decorated disabled African American female veteran of the United States Air Force and a non-paid registered lobbyist with both Houses of the United States Congress, having successfully lobbied on behalf of... more »

  Marie63 wrote:

Valeo is one of the biggest frauds and cheats in town. I have a family member required to go by order of drug court. They are refused treatment unless they pay the full price $115.00 for 45 minutes. They refused to allow her to apply for a sliding fee... more »

  tear drop wrote:

This is a great program for women who are serious about recovering from drug and alcohol abuse. You get special attention and alot of support transitioning to independence. I was homeless and getting food stamps. Now I'm working and have my own place... more »

  Tom_61 wrote:

You need to update the address to 938 E Washington Ave. El Cajon, CA 92020. 619 592-4400. We have a website at www.alanoclubofelcajon.org - Facebook- Alano Club of El Cajon. E-Mail at acec.sdcoxmail.com. We use the 12 Step program of Alcoholics Anonymous.... more »

  jfjcpa wrote:

I am a new donor and do not have a lot of experience or a lot of specific understanding of the organization. i know that they started in the 70's in the Lake Tahoe California area and now they also have an office and out reach center in Gardnerville,... more »

  Clientupset wrote:

I call these people to help me and they abuse me. 80 seconds after I start to talk they're telling me that they're not gonna play this game. They start berating me, abusing me, and then hang up. I read they're hiring untrained people and need people with... more »

  Susan Bookman wrote:

I have been volunteering for Options Recovery for about three and a half years. In those years I have learned a tremendous amount about drug and alcohol treatment and recovery. I have seen some miraculous recoveries over the years that have been inspirations... more »

  mommalady wrote:

Set up as a non profit for personal benefit of director Mr. Christenbury. All proceeds did not go for the residents but for personal expenses. When year end comes to preserve non profit status autos and electronics purchased for family members on the... more »

  ilovesnakee1 wrote:

They are Unlicensed and do not care about the patients, all they care about is the taco truck and they use the men for Free labor. All while collecting food stamps, and cash aid in the name of the men and using it to purchase supplies for their taco... more »

  Scott_Campbell wrote:

The Free Medical Clinic of Greater Cleveland provides health care completely free of charge to thousands per year. It operates with a budget typically around $3 million per year, with about 90% of this going directly back into programming. The... more »

  Guscampbellfirstdaughter C. wrote:

I worked for Habilitative Systems Inc. And had to request my wages on a regular bases because the states that the state was not paying the agency. Presently iam four pay checks behind and because I left due to lack of wages they are refusing to,pay... more »

  mobileUser416542 wrote:

Perspectives Center for Care is an excellent place to get the help that you needed to get back to your normal life. The staff are wonderful! more »

  Writer wrote:

If I could do a -5 review, I would! I spoke with one of the owners of this place after my daughter was sent a poorly written email asking her (my daughter) to 'reframe' from emailing them again... There was a mix up about an appointment time and we were... more »

  amod wrote:

I have known for years some of the staff who started Positive Progression. I was partially involved in going along and visiting some of the best treatment centers in the Bay Area to see what would really work. I know the compassion of certain staff members... more »

  chiara_fichtler wrote:

Exceptional live sessions, enriching and thoughtful video courses, nice people and overall a wonderful experience to learn, grow and develop with NET Training Institute Inc.Thanks to everyone and for everything! I appreciate your hard work and... more »

  cmcarlin wrote:

Amazing place! Saved my life and showed me how to grow. Rules and accountability are set in place to help reestablish yourself. The staff are very supportive and care for your wellbeing. Highly recommend to anyone looking to change your life. more »

  Walt Zerrenner wrote:

A close friend of mine, George Butz, accepted the role as Board President Unity Recovery Services. He knew that I was experienced with the governance of nonprofit Boards as I was serving on three of them. I assisted him with governance issues and as a... more »

  SWSW wrote:

I tried to get mental health help at LifeSpring. I found it difficult to get appointments. I quit using their services when I showed up for an appointment and the therapist wasn’t even there. I had been scheduled wrongly. This place... more »

  Ramzi wrote:

I have seen the amazing and wonderful work that this non-profit has done for my family. They have dedicated and experienced staff that helped a family member when they needed it most. Our family owes everything to Walden House, because without them we... more »

  Carol239 wrote:

Headrest is celebrating its 45th year serving the towns of the Upper Valley of Vermont and New Hampshire. The services Headrest has provided over the past 45 years have filled an urgent need. The communities of the Upper Valley are indebted to Headrest... more »

  clscroggins wrote:

As a grantwriter who assists Four Winds in crafting proposals to interest funders, I find their work inspirational and transformative for clients. As a result, it is easy to construct a project that is very appealing to potential funders. The Director... more »

  JaneNangle wrote:

This Wonderful charity closed in 2011, so this website is out of date. Please see Reed House, Inc. www.reed-house.org for a nonprofit doing a wonderful job serving adults whose lives have been impacted by serious mental illness. more »

  Counselor II wrote:

I worked here for about 6 months. There are so many violations here, it is unbelievable. I reported my findings to their upper management and they fired me. It is very difficult to find a legitimate place to work in the drug and alcohol rehab field. After... more »

  momofanaddict wrote:

My Daughter is a recovering addict and went here . She made a mistake and took a medication I gave her and it showed up on a urinalysis ie for her nerves when going through something really bad and not able to reach her treating physician . It was one... more »

  smith2 wrote:

Stable despite the times and seasons of economic pressures and political influences. The cause is clear and its fulfillment complete, despite a what externally looks like disorganization. These folks have some of the most dynamic synergy evidenced... more »

  kathy wrote:

the most hopeful & promising missions facility i have ever seen. more »

  Tara_Director wrote:

Community's Child truly cares about and for homeless and disadvantaged women and children originating or residing in the South West region of the South Bay. Many believe that the families living in this area are all well off. Community's Child currently... more »

  Old Guy 713 wrote:

The Central Wyoming Rescue Mission is one of the more prominent organizations serving homeless men, women & children in the state. It puts the guests first and works to help them begin life-changing experiences. The staff is made up of outstanding professionals... more »

  Kailey F. wrote:

Amazing! I love the work they are doing, very helpful!! more »

  alanacarrott wrote:

The Great Lakes Recovery Youth program states that it is a drug and alcohol recovery program... however the main focus of their treatment is childhood trauma and art therapy. Several key staff continuously state to the clients that they are too young... more »

  kashababe wrote:

January 15, 2017Salus Care CenterVince Smith Campus2450 Prince StreetFort Myers, FL 33916My daughter was admitted into Vince Smith on May 31, 2016. She has been suffering with severe anxiety and depression for years. When... more »

  Hope4Adeline wrote:

This non-profit's EIN showed up in error on our SMA-PME Research Renewal Application for Business and Management (BAM) Indemnity Insurance for Non-Profit Organizations. This is NOT our EIN. Our EIN at SMA-PME Research is 87-0954362. more »

  Sarah004020 wrote:

The Believe in Sobriety Foundation is doing such amazing and wonderful things for this generation's youth. The founder, Victoria Morgan, is so incredibly passionate about helping children stay off the path of drugs and alcohol and has found a way to get... more »

  SilverSheilds wrote:

Back in June, I admitted myself to St Mary's for suicidal thoughts. Around 5 am, they said because I'd been drinking hours before that I had to detox, despite the fact that I was sober. So the police practically kidnapped me and took me to this decrepit... more »

  Chynna91 wrote:

I had been a strong alcoholic and avid drug user for as long as I can remember. In and out of psych wards, treatments, on and off the streets. I was a resident at Gateway 3 times total at 2 separate locations with successful discharges. I do not believe... more »

  Jim52 wrote:

SCAYD is a Family Resource Center in Rohnert Park serving the third most populous region of Sonoma County; Rohnert Park, Cotati and surrounding unincorporated areas. This is an incredible agency providing valuable services in the community; mental health... more »

  babeeelizabeth wrote:

HOH helped me get clean & I’ve been clean for 14 months now. I would’ve never been able to do it without them. Their structure works & they have so many amazing people on their team!! more »

  Debbie Janine wrote:

This is the only DV shelter in the area. They cater more to drug and alcohol addicts than women in crisis situations. more »

  TamSmith44 wrote:

High Point offers addiction and mental health services to adults and adolescents. It also has sites in Brockton, New Bedford, Manomet, and Taunton. In addition, it opened a 72-bed psychiatric hospital in Middleboro in June for both adults and adolescents. High... more »