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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  KBGR wrote:

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

  Janelle A. wrote:

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

  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 »

  haammer wrote:

My personal experience with Seek Healing is deep healing and opportunity to advance myself and my life in the direction I wish to go. I also witness great healing in others, in some cases, I hear personal stories of lives being saved. 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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  Heidi C.4 wrote:

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

  claramee wrote:

I am a donor because I believe that Timberknolls Spirit Cove Inc is a serious organization. The board of directors is formed of experienced managers, educators, healthcare providers, financiers, and Big dog lovers. But especially because Newfoundlands... 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 »

  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 »

  cklos wrote:

Amazing nonprofit that is entirely volunteer run. So passionate and active in the community of Philadelphia. 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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  pvincent16 wrote:

A wonderful organization! I did dives at Extivita and was in the chamber with Veterans. I witnessed firsthand how caring the staff is and how much this non-profit is involved. They are doing great things to help Veterans heal! 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 »

  AlishaB wrote:

The Loula Foundation is a vital organization promoting recovery within family units, addressing a critical need in the community. By taking a holistic approach, they provide essential support to women, families, and children, fostering healing and resilience.... more »

  boothsea wrote:

A fabulous organization. Fiscally sound and works with other organizations to maximize outreach and programs to LGBTQ youth. 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 »

  Writer wrote:

My daughter probably would not have graduated high school if her Youth First Social Worker hadn't been there to help her in so many ways that neither I nor the school staff would have been able to. The social worker helped her to develop coping skills... more »

  mobileUser710328 wrote:

Together On Purpose, Inc is doing well with providing support to the men and youth of Southwest Florida involved with justice. Numerous individuals are provided accountability and preventive coaching for a successful transition for purposefully living... more »

  Writer wrote:

The on-stage performance offered little solution to rising problems faced among teens in high school. It did, however, showcase the amazing acting and dancing talents of the students involved. more »

  peterfboyce wrote:

Our nation is facing a life -threatening crisis. The impact of opioids and narcotics abuse over the last several years is unprecedented. Families, community leaders and law enforcement agencies are overwhelmed with the number of tragic deaths occurring... more »

  shotheekwe wrote:

The Hopi Foundation provides culturally specific supportive services to the Hopi community. The Hopi Foundation creates opportunities for community members to pursue personal and community wide success. The team brings generations of cultural wealth together... more »

  jeff3145 wrote:

Before I became a board member, I was very impressed with the professionalism of the agency. I was so honored to be asked to be part of their board, and ever since it has been a rewarding experience. I admire all of those that work for NCADD, and appreciate... 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 »

  frankp wrote:

R4R is a way for Todd Crandle to manipulate people with addiction and bring in sponsorships to fund his globe trotting adventures. This type of organization is shows a disgraceful waste of funding. Where does the money really go? Are the books correct?... more »

  Jane Says wrote:

Project 180 has helped me give back to the community just as it has helped me get back my life. I have met so many wonderful people and it has been a blessing to watch them succeed and grow! more »

  Writer wrote:

The Learning Lamp is a wonderful organization, the services they provide for the under servedchildren of the Johnstown and surrounding communities is amazing. The impact that theyare making in the community is noticeable. I have volunteered... more »

  Mopayne80d wrote:

I love the mission of this charity, what it stands for and how they put in the hard work to create programs that have never been done before. They strive to teach young people age appropriate information about drug use and the impacts. This is the type... more »

  reidlw wrote:

I think it unfortunate that some of these review sites don't give the public the whole truth, in that, when a person writes a review detailing their horrible experience, those reviews are censored.I was in "ministry", living in one of their homes... more »

  alanthomaswalker wrote:

Awakenings is a great organization whose work truly comes from the heart! They have helped my family and I get back on our feet after our home burned down and we became homeless. Awakenings even donated a prom dress to my then junior in high school!... more »

  daryle.jewel wrote:

Does great work helping families and individuals in the San Antonio Community! more »

  Gabrielle C.1 wrote:

This is a very informative and fun foundation! The yearly S.A.F.E fair is something that we look forward to every year especially learning at all the different booths and the DJ; my kiddos love it and I love being able to go to an awesome family friendly... 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 »

  Writer wrote:

Compassion In Action has provided me with incredible tools to be able to live a free, healthy and vibrant life away from drugs and alcohol. I am encouraged every time to press on when I am weak or discouraged and also when things are going great. I am... more »

  ac0308 wrote:

Harm Reduction Circle provided excellent services at my nightlife event, Moodtribe. They were professional, reliable, and compassionate. Their staff was knowledgeable and helpful, and they were able to provide a safe and supportive space for all of our... more »

  Lisamiller wrote:

His House Foundation has provided resources and help in our community as a organization focused on the under served and at- risk population. Serving our area through this foundation is a privilege. We have assisted hundreds of families and individuals... more »

  ybustamante wrote:

ACHR is an amazing non-profit! They help the community of Albuquerque with coping skills and a place to come to and not be judged. I worked there this summer as a Surveyor and they were professional! They do a lot of great work and I recommend to all... more »

  Ollie M. wrote:

I learned about this organization through a friend of mine who had served as a board member for several years. Once I learned the organization's story, I had to join. Although I have never struggled with drug abuse, I know many who have and I know the... more »

  diane4 wrote:

Half moon festival is my favorite event of the year. A kick off to summer with a weekend of dedicated volunteers providing warm welcomes and a safe and nurturing atmosphere to all ages with one rule no drugs or alcohol, plenty of music, educational workshops... more »

  Celia G. wrote:

This program help saved my life. Being a spiritually based recovery home it was just what I needed at one of the lowest parts of my life . I learned a new way of life and how to be a part of a family again. IT IS BECAUSE OF the DoDaaw Ranch that my relationship... more »

  Everynightpinky wrote:

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

  dnreedy2 wrote:

We share a double blessing of being a member of Gospel Tabernacle Assembly of God, Philipsburg PA, the congregation that sent their pastor David Wilkerson to minister to the gangs in New York City; plus we are friends of one of their global leaders with... more »

  Laurie Welch wrote:

Valley Prevention provides excellent health education and community education services in the field of drug and alcohol prevention. They are very community minded and serve the residents of Lycoming and Clinton Counties. more »

  charlottelaubner wrote:

I have been supporting this organization for several years. The programs are created by community members based on what they consider their most critical areas of concern, primarily education. The administration provides timely feedback regarding my... more »

  Dawn.Assumma wrote:

As an employee of Family of Woodstock, Inc. for the past 4 years I have been privileged to work with perhaps the most wonderful organization in Ulster County. The employees of the entire organization work tirelessly to provide individuals and families... more »

  raceagainstdr wrote:

The RAD Racing Team is a program of NCPRS (http://www.ncprs.org) I have had the honor of volunteering at many RAD events across the country for 15 years. RAD is a unique program that works with motorsports enthusiasts to connect with young people and... 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 »

  Esther6 wrote:

Being a part of this organization for many years, God is doing amazing things through this organization.Their vision is outstanding!!!Many lives are transformed!!! Love the dedication and commitment. God Bless all the works to be a blessing to many in... more »

  Civilsocietyboston1 wrote:

Punyamurtula S. Kishore is the founder of Preventive Medicine Associates, Addiction Medicine Associates, and National Library of Addiction. Kishore has been a practicing public health scientist for over 30 years.  He began his medical career... 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 »

  Writer wrote:

North shore drug awareness is doing an outstanding job of helping people in need . And an effortless part in changes needed to protect and inform our future generations !! more »

  dmattivi wrote:

The Mission of Mesa County Partners is to make a difference in the lives of young people by helping them develop a positive self-image, a sense of belonging and an acceptance of responsibility for their actions. After over thirty years of involvement... more »

  michael wrote:

I have seen Operation Snowball make a great difference in teens lives. Many of the teens that I have worked with have become more confident, open and developed leadership. They have gone on to college and continued to make healthy lifestyle choices.... more »

  MCollins wrote:

I am grateful to see the work of TSN and looking forward to its achievements. Being able to know Tammy and the reason she does this work makes it even more impactful to the community of Long Beach. TSN is a non-profit that can do so much good in stabilizing... more »

  nesagrider wrote:

My name is Andy Eads and I am the County Commissioner for Precinct 4 in Denton County. I am writing this letter to express my support of Journey to Dream and their efforts to support at-risk teens in Denton County.Journey to Dream provides hope,... more »

  tenbeere wrote:

Not truthful about resident age range and violent history's of residents. Quick to take your money with no Counseling for those unhappy with the treatment from inmates more »

  Mbacote71 wrote:

Your Wellness Inc. has helped provide a safe space for individuals to overcome mental health and addiction issues within their community and throughout the state of Virginia by providing treatment through evidence-based practices. I am honored to have... more »

  bubblegirl37620 wrote:

It's a group of halfway homes. I honestly don't think they are a legitimate company or even licensed to practice recovery resources in the state of TN. If they are where is their money coming from and how is it being disbursed for ALL of the halfway homes... more »

  Yahoo wrote:

I wish I was providing a more positive experience. Question? What is important to AA members who have multiple years of sobriety? I recently had my 6th year of sobriety. I only celebrated my 2nd and wanted to celebrate my 6th birthday. My 6th year birthday... more »

  Writer wrote:

Randolph Fellowship Home Inc. has saved my life and countless other peoples. They helped me get on m feet when I was hopeless, jobless and penniless. The staff took the time to work with me on my individual needs by taking me to all my appt, listening... more »

  IBjsb wrote:

What an amazing privileged it has been to see veterans and spouses healed from the trauma of life presented to so many who have volunteered to serve this country. To see the community rally around the cause with generous donations and amazing support... more »

  ali.obrien wrote:

Couldn’t be prouder of the amazing work Nicasa does to build stronger communities through behavioral and mental health services. From Teen Court to raising awareness about problem gambling to supporting individuals working through addiction, they are... more »

  Nik F. wrote:

It's truly amazing what this organization has accomplished, and WILL accomplish in the future for students. I volunteered for just one day with the group to help set up their "presentation", or ROCK CONCERT if you will, and soon found myself with goosebumps!... more »

  nitram wrote:

When I came into recovery I was lost and loaded with fear and doubt. The PRO-ACT office and Southern Bucks Recovery Community Center made me feel like I wasn't alone. They gave me the tools to help me begin and sustain my recovery. They are amazing people... more »

  Guesswho wrote:

As charity chairman of a non profit organization I belong to, we picked Comitis as our charity to help support, It was picked because of Roberta Holmes. She has such dedication, enthusiasm, and really cares about Comitis. She has a very positive and... more »

  Larry Wall J. wrote:

PCA Colorado organized a Surrounded by Sound Recovery Music Fest event this year that was inclusive of many Colorado communities (mental health, substance use disorder, problem-solving courts, self-help groups, digital health products, etc). It was truly... 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 »

  tom14 wrote:

The Unity Club was founded in 2000 by 9 recovering alcoholics that felt their was a need for a spot for recovering alcoholics and addicts to congregate and have AA or NA meetings. The club has grown slowly and to date serves around 5-600 People a month... more »

  brandypaige wrote:

I served as a volunteer/intern for the Youth Service Bureau my last semester at Texas State University. Initially, I saw it as an opportunity to get some experience before I graduated. Soon after I started I fell in love the entire Youth Service Bureau... more »

  rbirt.sadd@yahoo,com wrote:

I've found that there are a lot of great organizations out there, but when it comes to SADD (Students Against Destructive Decisions, founded in 1981 as Students Against Driving Drunk) there is something different. Nationwide, SADD has more than ten thousand... more »

  communityhelper23 wrote:

One of the most amazing programs ever created. From there basketball league at west fourth street and the knicks sponsor them wow! And they have a cops and kids program that's really good for the community.!! more »

  marianisalmon wrote:

As a donor and board member of Brighter Beginnings, I know first hand the commitment that Brighter Beginnings has to insuring the best outcomes to children born in the East Bay. With the focus on 0-5 years old early childhood development, Brighter Beginnings... more »

  mobileUser wrote:

The best cpr trainers in DFW! Definitely worth it! Fun interactive class more »

  youthcorps wrote:

Meet Christopher Valdez, founder and CEO of TYCoA “Chris has a gift for communicating with young people and helping them through conflict. Parents are not taking them (to the gym), they show up because they choose to do it.” Marcia Roberts,... more »

  AngryAsian wrote:

Dont be Asian or mixed with Asian and try in walk in to this place for services especially if you live in Pasco county you will promptly be demeaned, belittled and they absolutely use coercion against you! (You have to take our verbal abuse because we... more »

  Clark T.1 wrote:

I worked for Reach Out West End from 1970-76 off and on. I think that it's important to know that Paul Smythe was the 1st Dir. of ROWE when it began on Holt Ave near Ont Int Airport circa 1970. He fueled the impetus for the program which evolved into... 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 »

  tigger wrote:

Rudy writes very inspiring books. Offers powerful insights of many years of teaching . He draws from his years of personal experience and daily journey of faith with the Lord. more »

  TifanieP wrote:

We have partnered with Gene Tyon and his team at Oaye Luta for Indigenous Cultural training. We have also made referrals for clients that we see to receive culturally grounded programming to support their healing journey. Gene and his team offer vital... more »

  AntonetteBrailey wrote:

I am doing a school assignment on nonprofit agencies in the Florence area. I chose this agency because they help the homeless. According to their mission statement the services men, women, and their children. more »

  Emily_L wrote:

Karen Monaldi Golf Scholarship FundIn February of 2015, Karen Monaldi passed away from brain cancer at 61 years old. Karen was a professional women's golfer and golf instructor. She was a wife, mother, and new grandmother. To me, Karen... more »

  Joseph wrote:

Great foundation !Their website is "Reprieve-Foundation.com" Check it out. more »

  gillespie.mary wrote:

This is an excellent group of people that work together and bring vital and necessary programs to schools, and the entire community. I have used various programs from Atlantic Prevention Resources. I am a school counselor and I can honestly say that they... more »

  bjefferson wrote:

I no longer work for PHMC, and it has been quite some time since I last worked there. I am attempting to take advantage of the Loan Forgiveness Program, but am unable to because PHMC will not fill out the paperwork...in this inflation. I have contacted... more »

  ward wrote:

Rachael's provides hope and help to homeless women. we have a day center that provides meals, showers, laundrey facilities, counseling, training, and referral services. We have a permanent housing program with 17 units. We have a kind, caring, nurturing... more »

  Writer wrote:

We worked on the community garden we can't wait till its harvest time. And by giving back we had a chance to go to Comerica Park to see the Tiger's game. Thank you Freeriders and Comerica Park. more »

  ldyluk47 wrote:

First of all, Hazelden is a FOR PROFIT business. Secondly, it is nothing more than a front for the cult known as Alcoholics Anonymous. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/mobileweb/laura-tompkins/alcoholics-anonymous_b_1383849.html more »

  Crystal C.1 wrote:

New Life Ministries in Montgomery and Frederick saved my life. I was using crack and heroin on a daily basis. I was dying. I met someone from New Life at my outpatient in Frederick and my life changed from that day forward. They counseled and sponsored... more »

  John R.13 wrote:

HERO - the Heroin Epidemic Relief Organization, was founded in 2010 by two fathers after losing teenage sons to a heroin overdose. HERO is often credited with being the first organization in the nation to correctly identify and the growth and spread... more »

  Boogie84 wrote:

Growing up in the 80s was hard.And with today's generation it's babies having babies and not being able to get a educationWith kids lives matter Inc I would like to focus on getting the kids into more activities local sports against other groups and... more »

  franmakeastand wrote:

Being a student at a continuation school was difficult because of all the drugs there. I was sent to the school because I was using drugs. Being part of the GRIT program really gave me a place to stay clean and sober. Since going through there program... more »

  murtispring wrote:

Great staff very kind and willing to assist. Bobby is real friendly and happy to help. more »

  Writer wrote:

Just wanted to say Thank You for providing Renovo Elementary the Banner, Classroom Posters and Pledge Certificates for our students! You make a great impact on our students!Thanks again!Betsy Dickey more »

  Writer wrote:

My life had come to a complete wreck and I had no family that would communicate with me, I was in jail again, after 10 years in and out of Juvenal Hall , numerous county jails around the county, and in and out of prison. I had been on Parole and Probation... more »

  Caitlyn wrote:

I am a leadership student at McNary High School , i am looking for a non profit organization in Salem Keizer and when i ran across the Salem Keizer youth drug alcohol awareness inc. i was going to use it for my non profit organization , but there was... more »

  The Lady Z wrote:

Substance abusers are only an unpleasant statistic we would rather not know about, until you or one of our own becomes one. Suddenly you want to know why, how and where this happened, how you can fix it, and where can you go when you can't do it alone.... more »

  damufoundation wrote:

The Mission Statement of the DAMU foundation is to provide at risk youth with the tools needed to make smart choices and build healthy relationships throughout their lives. The philosophy of our program uses an approach to modify behavior patterns... more »

  Tam57 wrote:

I've known Dr. Bill Barnett for many years and have watched with amazement, his level of integrity and sincere concern for those in need, for those struggling to improve their lives and in need of the tools to transition to a better place. Dr. Bill Barnett... more »

  Dottie P. wrote:

“I’m an alcoholic. My name is Dan.” I’ve gotten into the habit of saying those two simple phrases. They fit the curves, the angles and surfaces of my mouth now like a well-worn article of clothing fits my body. They have come to define... more »

  hvmercy300zx wrote:

I received training through Reverend Rick Davis and I must say he is passionate, professional and powerful. Through his and his organizations teaching I passed my certification test on the first try. more »

  Mary Jane Akerman wrote:

The Thomasville Coalition on Alcohol & Drug Abuse has merged with Communities In Schools of Thomasville. This has resulted in a tremendous savings in administrative costs. The goals of the Coalition are being served through the Drug & Alcohol committee... more »

  Bet S wrote:

I have served on the board for NCAPDA for 6 years. The operating budget far exceeds expectations for financial responsibility. The organization is run 100% on volunteerism and generous donations. The founder works 24/7 to bring education and awareness... more »

  micheleigoodman wrote:

As the former financial controller for this organization I would NOT recommend donating. Read between the lines! more »

  slimlay33 wrote:

My name is james and I am part of the july class my life story from my youngest memory is a rocky troubled road that led me down the wrong paths in life with no guidance or support that just keep getting worse with each day and step i took life has hit... more »

  ArmadilloJim wrote:

Since 1990 this not-for-profit has seen over 2 million children in schools fairs and festivals with a message titled “put on your armor” Armadillo Rangers, led by Armadillo Jim have visited 39 states and Canada and appeared on over 500 television... more »

  MommaMills wrote:

On July 5th two representatives of Christlife Ministries, a 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization made contact with my Mother in the most disrespectful and belittling way they found possible. The female representative who claimed to be a good Christian... more »

  SMP1213 wrote:

ACR is a non-profit patient centered peer driven facility to help connect individuals to treatment services. more »

  Chad4 wrote:

The program saved my life.. I gain my most important and valuable assest in life..my personal relationship with my father in heaven and Jesus Christ.. I will be forever changed.. i returned to society a productive, responsible citzen.. i will be forever... more »

  not an athlete wrote:

This new nonprofit is establishing innovative programs to help those who wish to live a sober life engage in activities and form a new community to help them do so. The organization is currently working with an inpatient substance abuse treatment program... more »

  brandi228 wrote:

This is a dysfunctional non-profit that was started as a franchise of a non-profit organization started and established in Seattle. The Executive Director's level of education is a high school degree. She runs the non-profit such that gossip and cliques... more »

  ahindsdel-vallek12txus wrote:

For the past seven years, I have trained student peer mediators with the materials from PaxUnited. We see a positive impact when our students help other students mediate their differences. more »

  dawnmatera62 wrote:

I am a mother of a recovering heroin addict. My daughter used for 5 long years, and I've had primary custody of my grandson since he was 3 and he'll be 9 in December. A friend of my daughter took her to a methadone clinic, and through methadone she has... more »

  AldoRomero1 wrote:

My name is Aldo Romero and I am the Program Manager for Time of Change. This program offers 13 different curriculums and works in Yolo and Sacramento County to help survivors of Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault heal from trauma and have resources... more »

  usernameaddict wrote:

This club is unhealthy for addicts. They have their own little groups and if you don't fit in they treat you like crap. They allow 13 stepping. They control what you can and cannot talk about. They intimidate people and bully them into putting money in... more »

  Jonathan_Mortens19 wrote:

One of the most striking aspects of this group is their ability to look into issues past the surface-level; they dive deep into the root causes of addiction. The way that they orient their peer coaching and support groups is unique in the sense that they... more »

  PeggyH wrote:

I will try to keep this as emotionless as possible and write my review utilizing bullet points:​* unaccredited, was required to attend accredited programs following 'graduation'​* do not accept insurance and require full prepayment. ... more »

  avajones1 wrote:

This is a great nonprofit organization. They care very genuinely about making a difference in the lives of those served. They have excellent mental health services for kids, parents and families. Lots of supportive services provided in the community.... more »

  Elle25 wrote:

This organization helped my daughter when she was acting out in school after a recent loss of her father. I was unaware how the loss was affecting my daughter prior to contacting DNAF. more »

  Writer wrote:

This organization is doing some awesome things to bring awareness to the opiate epidemic. I gotta give them credit for not only thinking outside-the-box, but actually going there... Kudos OAI. more »

  Lidia G. wrote:

great for the kids to get more leadership roles. they do provide a fun environment for the teens and they have a youth council where they can help other youth stay off of drugs and out of gangs more »

  Lilliana wrote:

I was personally and financially traumatized by the treatment at this facility. I saw many of the tenants( guests) mistreated as well. The owner displayed tactics of intimidation by threatening and kicking "guests" of the Sober House out on short notice... more »

  Brittney L. wrote:

Each person in this nonprofit is taking the time to do the work on the side with the hoping of making a difference in people that are struggling with addiction. Addiction is becoming an epidemic and I'm glad to see these wonderful people working together... more »

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Provide support to our loved ones who are affected by this disease called heroin, to advocate for improved treatment options and... more »