KNOWLEDGE IS POWER
Seeking to Understand because lives depend on it.
We continue to learn about substance use disorder (SUD) and how to help those fighting the disease. In doing so, we’ve gathered these resources—nonprofits, government agencies, healthcare and education collectives—to share information, insights, and tools you can use.
For Families
Charlotte's Web has compiled an extensive list of articles and resources to help parents and kids understand addiction, the different types of addiction and find resources for help. VISIT SITE>
An agency within the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services that leads public health efforts to advance the behavioral health of the nation. It strives to reduce the impact of substance abuse and mental illness on America’s communities. VISIT SITE >
A diverse community of researchers, advocates, and more, working together to provide personalized support and resources for families impacted by addiction. VISIT SITE >
A DEA resource for students and young adults with facts about drugs, true stories of addiction and recovery, and tips for living a drug-free life. VISIT SITE >
An organization working to advance science on the causes and consequences of drug use and addiction—and then applying that knowledge to create evidence-based prevention strategies and programs. VISIT SITE >
An extension of the National Institute on Drug Abuse: The trusted source for science-based information on teen drug use and its effects. VISIT SITE >
Drug Free Clubs of America (DFCA) empowers parents, educators, and communities to build a drug-free youth with programs across the country that combine five drug prevention strategies, including essential education and support. VISIT SITE >
Provides public education, information and resources on issues relating to substance addiction and its impact on individual lives, families, and in the lives of our communities to advance the knowledge that Addiction is a Disease. VISIT SITE >
Addicted.org, also known as Drug Rehab Services, is a family-owned business committed to helping individuals and their families across the U.S. find a drug rehab center that can help them overcome addiction and prevent substance use. VISIT SITE >
State of Ohio website providing resources for education, support, providers, and community partners for individuals and families battling mental health issues and substance use disorder. VISIT SITE >
Information about addiction and mental health, funded by the Ohio Opioid Education Alliance. Working to shatter harmful stigmas about mental illness and alcohol and drug use disorders that keep people from getting the help they need. VISIT SITE >
For Educators
The nation’s largest and longest-running drug-use prevention campaign coordinated by the National Family Partnership, a nonprofit devoted to the well-being of youth. VISIT SITE >
An education initiative coordinated by DEA and Discovery Education to inspire life-changing conversations and equip people from all walks of life with the knowledge and refusal skills they need to steer clear of substance misuse. VISIT SITE >
A DEA resource for students and young adults with facts about drugs, true stories of addiction and recovery, and tips for living a drug-free life. VISIT SITE >
A DEA resource for parents, educators, and caregivers with information on different drugs, related news stories, and ways to get involved in local and national drug prevention efforts. VISIT SITE >
D.A.R.E. education programs provide school children with the knowledge and tools they need to resist drugs, alcohol, and other high-risk behaviors. VISIT SITE >
A nonprofit educational foundation that educates the public on the many costs and consequences of illegal drugs in our society. VISIT SITE >
Provides public education, information and resources on issues relating to substance addiction and its impact on individual lives, families, and in the lives of our communities to advance the knowledge that Addiction is a Disease. VISIT SITE >
The largest network of rehab centers in the U.S. using research-based treatments to help individuals with drug addiction, alcohol addiction, and mental and behavioral health issues. VISIT SITE >
The Drug Policy Alliance (DPA) is the leading organization in the U.S. promoting alternatives to the war on drugs and championing policy change. VISIT SITE >
Funded by the U.S. Department of Education’s Office of Safe and Supportive Schools. The Center offers information and technical assistance to states, districts, schools, institutions of higher learning, and communities focused on improving school climate and conditions for learning. VISIT SITE >
Drug Free Clubs of America (DFCA) empowers parents, educators and communities to build a drug-free youth with programs across the country that combine five drug prevention strategies, including essential education and support. VISIT SITE >
A diverse team of passionate, education-focused professionals dedicated to fulfilling the vision established in Each Child, Our Future, Ohio’s strategic plan for education, with drug-use education programming for all grade levels. VISIT SITE >
Information about addiction and mental health, funded by the Ohio Opioid Education Alliance. Working to shatter harmful stigmas about mental illness and alcohol and drug use disorders that keep people from getting the help they need. VISIT SITE >
For Communities
CADCA emphasizes the power of community coalitions to prevent substance misuse through collaborative community efforts. VISIT SITE >
CSAP works with federal, state, public and private organizations to improve behavioral health through evidence-based prevention approaches. VISIT SITE >
A comprehensive approach that targets the top drug threat identified by local DEA divisions while connecting DEA field offices with the communities they serve. VISIT SITE >
A DEA public safety alert warning Americans that pills purchased outside of a licensed pharmacy are illegal, dangerous and potentially deadly. VISIT SITE >
A government research institute that advances science on the causes and consequences of drug use and addiction and applies that knowledge to improve individual and public health. VISIT SITE >
U.S. government website that provides current youth facts, funding information and tools to help users assess community assets for local youth programming. VISIT SITE >
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