Find Substance Abuse Prevention 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 »

  Mark Cameron wrote:

This charity is a joke when it comes to stewardship of donor's money. I have donated twice in the past and now receive 2 to 3 pieces of mail WEEKILY requesting donations. (This smacks of a kickback to a Director's family or friend's owned mailing company).... 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 »

  Jayme B. wrote:

Idaho method project is wonderful program. It brings the reality to teens of what math actually does to people. Its commercials are so real life it makes people stop and think. Thank you for all that you do!!! more »

  paulwarrior wrote:

FIX'D, and Jaime in particular, have demonstrated the willingness to tackle situations involving suicidal, and even homicidal, military veterans with urgency and not stopping until there is resolution. more »

  shariegeland wrote:

Omni Youth Programs is an extremely professiona and nurturing agency who cares about training the youth counselors of tomorrow as much as it cares for the at risk youth and families it serves. It accompishes a TREMENDOUS amount of success with very low... more »

  Happy L. wrote:

Special Angel gives more than just "a voice" to the silent majority of youth-at-risk in the United States. This band of angels gives "a singing voice" to these youths, and helps them on their road to recovery and regaining lost innocence. Everyone... more »

  GSlady wrote:

I have been a parent volunteer for SAFE over the past 5 years. I am consistently amazed by how this group of volunteers and key community stake holders has come together to address substance abuse issues. We are dedicated to making a difference and that... more »

  Marilyn39 wrote:

My grandson, Dylan, who is now age 15 in high school has been going to the HHH barn in Delray Beach the past five years. Through the years, he has had a place to share his anxious moments, moves to new schools, greatly improve his relationship with his... more »

  Janelle A. wrote:

What an amazing organization! Truly making a difference in the community. more »

  Claudia Adams wrote:

When I lost someone I loved to drugs, I realized I had to do something to educate children about the dangers of using drugs. I decided to use my own money to make a Public Service Announcement and after a long search, met Frank Kelly, the founder of... more »

  gotsober2011 wrote:

I have been a part of One Step At a Time since the opening. I have completed the program and now serve as an active staff member... Now with 6yrs of sobriety I am now able to give back to the organization that taught me how to remain sober and clean and... more »

  Samanthakp wrote:

Amazing program that really makes a difference in the lives of both the mentor and mentee. It also strengthens the bonds between two different communities as well as the friendships between me and my coworkers. I have completed one year with YMC... more »

  agrassini wrote:

As a newcomer to Houston I was thrilled to find The Women's Home as a place where I can volunteer my talents. This organization is professionally run and works hard to make sure volunteers are not just appreciated but also matched well with their skill... more »

  psage wrote:

PDAP San Antonio has saved my life and my wife's life. We have two daughters who were struggling with chemical dependency issues. PDAP has provided extensive confidential and free counseling for us and our daughters. The weekly parent support meetings... more »

  DrugFree SWFL wrote:

Drug House Odyssey - A Lee County Prevention Event recently presented its message of prevention of underage drinking and drinking and driving to 2,100 Lee County students, and 400 members of the community. On March 5, 6 and 7, 2013, over 350 volunteers... more »

  Rochelle B. wrote:

History Sky’s the Limit Fund was established in October 2009 by two Los Altos women, both of whom have served the local community in numerous ways over the past 20+ years. One of our founders has first-hand knowledge of what happens to a family... more »

  sevenbow wrote:

ICAN is a wonderful nonprofit organization serving children and families in the Chandler Az. area. "ICAN provides free comprehensive programs that empower youth to be productive, self-confident and responsible members of the community". Improving... more »

  CheriSinnott wrote:

Leah's House provides a warm and supported living environment for women who want to live a sober life. This service is greatly needed in the area, and this agency is a wonderful bridge to successful independent living for these women. Collaboration... more »

  Heidi C.4 wrote:

Their online meetings have been the linchpin to my sobriety since March 2020. They are my Homegroup now. more »

  Robbin J. wrote:

The gang over at The Courage Center have offered some incredible information for the community! Teenagers are so different today than they were when we were growing up (didn't our parents say that? Wow...) Today's teenagers can easily make a poor choice... more »

  benjamingraham wrote:

My name is Benjamin Carlos Graham. I am a very grateful client of Making A Way Housing Inc. Before discovering Making A Way Housing, I was a homeless man, dealing with substance abuse and very serious health issues. I slept under a bridge Auburn... more »

  KBGR wrote:

Great company helping people during depression and crisis! Addiction counseling services! more »

  Brian A.2 wrote:

An amazing group doing real, impactful work in the Bozeman area. So grateful to have them as a part of the community and to partner with them. more »

  slavielle wrote:

The company I work for provides 40 hrs a year to volunteer during work hours. I chose NCADD because they work with women who are in need of counseling and education to better themselves because of dependence on alcohol and or drugs. These wome come to... more »