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51		Corvallis, OR
52		SANTA CLARITA, CA
53		PORTLAND, OR
54		Palm Beach, FL
55		Birmingham, AL
56		Village of Loch Lloyd, MO
57		KAUNAKAKAI, HI
58		Kingman, AZ
59		SAINT CHARLES, MO
60		SILOAM SPRINGS, AR
61		LAWTON, OK
62		HAUSER, ID
63		Collierville, TN
64		Boulder, CO
65		MIAMI, FL
66		BERKELEY, CA
67		CODY, WY
68		Glenwood Springs, CO
69		ST LOUIS, MO
70		Columbia, MO
71		ST LOUIS, MO
72		KANSAS CITY, MO
73		Portland, OR
74		Dallas, TX
75		Port Saint Lucie, FL
76		Salt Lake City, UT
77		Vancouver, WA
78		CATHEDRAL CITY, CA
79		VESTAVIA, AL
80		MAGNOLIA, TX
81		PRATTVILLE, AL
82		Gilbert, AZ
83		TOPPENISH, WA
84		SAINT LOUIS, MO
85		IRVINE, CA
86		Surprise, AZ
87		Fairbanks, AK
88		MANHATTAN, KS
89		CONCORDIA, KS
90		Columbus, GA
91		ATLANTA, GA
92		SARASOTA, FL
93		TALLAHASSEE, FL
94		FORT LAUDERDALE, FL
95		FORT WALTON BEACH, FL
96		CHATTANOOGA, TN
97		OAK RIDGE, TN
98		BURNS, TN
99		CULLMAN, AL
100		VICKSBURG, MS

When children in sponsorship programs grow up, their sponsorship eventually ends. This is called "aging out." Young adults aging out of sponsorship programs are at great risk. Research shows these young adults, who lack a support system for transitioning to adulthood, are significantly more vulnerable to dangers such as HIV, prostitution, depression, suicide, alcohol and drug abuse, malnutrition, and death. Struggles for food and housing reduce their ability to complete their education. Unemployment impacts their ability to support themselves. We come along side with financial support, local mentoring and accountability, and spiritual guidance as these young adults leave their childhood sponsorships and move into post secondary education, careers, and independent adulthood.

EDUCATES THE PUBLIC AND ITS MEMBERSHIP ON THE DANGERS OF AND DRUG ABUSE, PROVIDES A MEDIUM FOR THE EXCHANGE OF IDEAS AND THE NEW TECHNIQUES USED BY BOTH CRIMINALS AND INVESTIGATORS; AND KEEPS THE MEMBERSHIP AND THE PUBLIC INFORMED OF CURRENT STATUTE CHANGES AND JUDICIAL DECISIONS.

TO PROVIDE CULTURALLY APPROPRIATE EDUCATION, PHYSICAL and MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES, AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT TO INDIANS, ALASKA NATIVES, AND OTHER VULNERABLE PEOPLE.

Residential and outpatient care for women with substance abuse.

To show that substance abuse is a deadly epidemic, lessen the shame and hopelessness of those who are struggling, and provide education and connection to enable people to find or maintain wholeness, safety, and sobriety.

TO INCREASE AWARENESS OF DRUG ABUSE ISSUES, TO ASSIST INDIVIDUALS IN SOLVING CURRENT OR AVOIDING FUTURE DRUG-RELATED ISSUES.

HSAC provides centralize referral services for adults in the community who are in need of treatment/services for their Use Disorder (SUD).

is an Anti-Substance abuse coalition that focuses on statewide strategies created to combat the opiod epidemic.

Providing supportive case management and mentoring for families and individuals in poverty along with at-risk youth that are dropping out of school engaging in substance abuse or involvement with the family court s

DURING THE YEAR WE WORKED WITH PEOPLE FOR VARYING LENGTHS OF TIME WHO WERE RELEASED FROM JAIL AND/OR WERE RECOVERING FROM DRUG ADDICTIONS BY PROVIDING THEM WITH SPIRITUAL COUNSELING, HOUSING, AND WORK SKILLS TO HELP THEM OBTAIN EMPLOYMENT. MENTORING MEETINGS WERE HELD FOR THE MEN LIVING ON THE PREMISES. THE MEN ARE ALSO INVOLVED IN WORK PROJECTS ON THE GROUNDS OF THE FACILITY.

PROVIDED ASSISTANCE TO TWELVE (12) INDIVIDUALS THAT WERE DIRECTLY AFFECTED BY INCARCERATION, DRUGS AND/OR ALCOHOL ABUSE.

A GLOBAL CHRISTIAN MINISTRY THAT SUPPORTS ORPHANAGE SERVICES IN ZAMBIA INNER-CITY EDUCATION AND DRUG ABUSE RECOVERY IN BRAZIL PROVIDES POSITIVE-LIFE OUTREACHE PROGRAMS IN U.S. CITIES.

is dedicated to assisting men and women in overcoming issues related to homelessness and/or substance abuse. Motivated by the love of God, we meet needs such as shelter, clothing, rehabilitation, education and job training.

The serves as the charitable arm of , LLC. We support the work of affiliates and charitable organizations that use to serve the needs of their diverse communities.Our work includes support for kids programs in K-12 school districts and underserved communities around the world, veterans organizations, cancer survivors, communities in recovery from substance abuse and addiction, and many others. We also participate in education, advocacy, and development efforts in specific areas related to combating chronic disease.

TO REDUCE THE INCIDENCE OF DRIVING AND ITS CONSEQUENCES THROUGH PROMOTION AND AWARENESS TO THE MAINSTREAM IN MALLS, MAJOR EVENTS, ANNUAL TOURS, DISPLAY LOCATIONS, AND THE MEDIA.

SUPPORT A permanent care home in Nepal for at-risk children who have been abandoned, trafficked or have lost their home and family to poverty, drug/alcohol abuse or illness.

IMHC) IS A NONPROFIT CORPORATION WITH TWO MEMBERS. YELLOWSTONE BEHAVIORAL CENTER (YBHC) AND CLOUD PEAK COUNSELING CENTER (CPCC). YBHC AND CPCC ARE WYOMING NON-PROFIT, PUBLIC BENEFIT CORPORATIONS THAT PROVIDE BEHAVIORAL AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE SERVICES TO WYOMING RESIDENTS ON A SLIDING SCALE FEE BASIS. IMHC WILL SECURE FUNDING FOR BOTH TO PROVIDE BEHAVIORAL AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE SERVICES THROUGH COTRACTS WITH THE WYOMING DEPARTMENT OF , BEHAVIORAL DIVISIONS AND GRANTS.

provides the basis necessities for the survival of the local homeless in the Roaring Fork Valley and surrounding counties. We offer love, compassion, encouragement and hope for their futures. Our mission is to aid the homeless in reaching self sufficiency through case management and substance abuse programs.

TO PROVIDE OUTPATIENT AND RESIDENTIAL REHABILITATIVE SERVICES TO INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES REFERRED BY VARIOUS GOVERNMENT AGENCIES. THESE INDIVIDUALS INCLUDE SUBSTANCE ABUSERS, INTELLECTUALLY DISABLED, DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED, AND ABUSED AND NEGLECTED CHILDREN.

To reduce the adverse effects of alcoholism and other drug addictions in our families and our community by providing treatment, support, and educational services.

REDUCE THE IMPACT AND INCIDENCE OF RELATIONSHIP VIOLENCE AND SEXUAL ASSAULT THROUGH EDUCATION, CRISIS INTERVENTION, COUNSELING, AND SUPPORT SERVICES.

PROVIDE PREVENTION AND RECOVERY-ORIENTED AND SUBSTANCE USE WHICH ARE QUALITY ASSURED AND PERSON-CENTERED, WITH INCREASED ATTENTION TO THE "WHOLE PERSON."

Our mission is to end the chronic pain epidemic and opioid crisis by advancing the awareness, diagnosis, and treatment of stress-induced medical conditions, collectively known as (PPD). We educate medical and mental health practitioners, support clinical research, advise businesses and projects within mindbody medicine, and provide recovery resources for patients.

The MON serves the homeless and incarcerated with addictive disorders by providing residential accomodations and substance abuse training through counseling.

Our Mission is to provide quality services for individuals and familiies in crisis, by offering educational programs, social services, spiritual enlightenment, substance abuse counseling, and housing.

TO PROVIDE FINANCIALLY DISADVANTAGED INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES SUFFERING FROM THE DISEASE OF DRUG AND ALCOHOL ADDICTION WITH CUSTOMIZED BEST-ODDS-OUTCOME PROGRAMS DESIGNED TO PROMOTE LONG-TERM SUSTAINABLE BY FACILITATING COLLABORATION BETWEEN CHARITABLE DONORS AND RECOVERY SERVICE PROVIDERS, AND TO PROVIDE SUBSTANCE ABUSE EDUCATION, RESOURCES, AND SUPPORT TO THE COMMUNITY.

Church and Homeless Shelter for men and women in drug addictions, alcoholism, needing food, shelter and clothing

THE INTENT OF IS TO ORGANIZE A AND IMPLEMENT A 3 OR 4 DAY FOR MEMBRS OF NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS WHICH UNIFIES MEMBERS, CELEBRATES RECOVERY FROM SUBSTANCE ABUSE AND CARRIES A MESSAGE OF RECOVERY TO NEWCOMERS

To provide resources on treatment and to conduct to improve outcomes for persons with substance use disorders

WE ARE A COMPETITIVE SMOKING, BBQ TEAM THAT ACCEPTS DONATIONS FOR COMPETITIIONS. MONIES ARE DONATED TO NOT FOR PROFIT ORGANIZAITONS AT YEARS END.

EXTEND THE HAND OF TO THOSE NEED EVERY DAY. WHETHER IT BE THOSE WHO COME TO THE AGENCY FOR EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE AS VICTIMS OF NATURAL DISASTER AND POVERTY, OR THOSE STRUGGLING TO GAIN FREEDOM FROM SUBSTANCE ABUSE AND RECLAIM A LIFE OF HAPPINESS, WE BELIEVE PRACTICING THE COMPASSION, LOVE AND GENEROSITY TAUGHT BY CHRIST.

Support people with substance abuse problems in their transition from a life of into a new and successful life, substance free, using mentorship, practical tools and support. A home single mothers and children opened in 2019 to provide safe, affordable, long-term housing families to rebuild their lives.

TO WORK TOGETHER FOR A SAFER, CLEANER, AND STRONGER INCORPORATING SPECIFIC STRATEGIES TO REDUCE YOUTH SUBSTANCE USE THEREBY POSITIVELY IMPACTING ALCOHOL AND DRUG ABUSE.

TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE THOSE STRUGGLING WITH SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER THROUGH EDUCATION, HARM REDUCTION, FAMILY SUPPORT, RESOURCES DETOX and TREATMENT PLACEMENT AND CONSTINUED SUPPORT THROUGH RECOVERY PROCESS

THE SUPPORTS ORGANIZATIONS THAT ARE INVOLVED IN THE FIGHT AGAINST SUBSTANCE ABUSE AND HUMAN TRAFFICKING.

To provide compassionate care to animals through adoptions, education, crisis intervention, and community involvement.

Provides effective treatment for individuals struggling with substance use and mental health disorders.

PROVIDE CARE FOR VICTIMS OF DOMESTIC ABUSE AND SEXUAL ASSAULT OFFERING 24-HOUR HOTLINE, INTERVENTION, EMERGENCY TRANSPORTATION, SAFE SHELTER, FOOD AND SUBSISTENCE, ADVOCACY AND REFERRALS

GIRLS STATE; COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS YOUTH BASEBALL PROGRAMS IN CONCORDIA;BIG BROTHERS-BIG SISTERS;STUDENTS AGAINST DRUNK DRIVING (SADD);SUPPORT VETERANS

PROVIDES EMERGENCY SHELTER, SECURITY, CRISIS INTERVENTION, AND ADVOCACY ADULT AND CHILD VICTIMS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE.

DIRECT PROGRAM DELIVERY OF TOO GOOD FOR DRUGS WITH STAFF OF PROFESSIONAL PREVENTION SPECIALISTS THROUGHOUT THE HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS, WHICH HAS A STUDENT POPULATION OF 175,000. ADDITIONAL ACTIVITIES EMPLOY EVIDENCE-BASED ENVIRONMENTAL STRATEGIES TO ADDRESS COMMUNITY AWARENESS ABOUT SUBSTANCE ABUSE TO FOSTER POSITIVE SOCIETAL NORMS REGARDING SUBSTANCE USE. THESE ACTIVITIES INCLUDE THE TOO GOOD FOR DRUGS WALK AND KIDFEST, CITY OF TAMPA SUMMER PARKS PROGRAM, AND THE TOO GOOD FOR DRUGS JR. GASPARILLA DISTANCE CLASSIC.

PREVENTS AND TREATS ALCOHOL AND DRUG ADDICTIONS AND ASSOCIATED DISORDERS. WE FOSTER FULLY FUNCTIONING, PRODUCTIVE INDIVIDUALS BY OFFERING A FULL ARRAY SERVICES IN PARTNERSHIP WITH OUR COMMUNITY.

THE MISSION OF FADAA IS TO SOLICIT ADMINISTER GRANTS, CONTRACTS, CONFERENCES OTHER ACTIVITIES THAT SUPPORT WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT, ADDRESS PUBLIC EDUCATION ON BEHAVIORAL HEALTH ISSUES, PROVIDE TRAINING TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE, OTHER ACTIVITIES THAT SUPPORT MENTAL HEALTH SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER PREVENTION, TREATMENT RECOVERY INITIATIVES THE WORK OF THE BEHAVIORAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION.

TO AID HOMELESS AND RUNAWAY YOUTH BY OFFERING SHELTER, FOOD, CLOTHING, COUNSELING, HEALTH SEVICES, CRISIS INTERVENTION AND OTHER SERVICES.

ORGANIZATION IS A MINISTRY FORMED TO ASSIST PERSONS WITH ALCOHOL AND DRUG ADDICTION THROUGH JESUS CHRIST. THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES FOOD AND SHELTER FOR THOSE INDIVIDUALS IN NEED OF SUCH ASSISTANCE.

TO PROVIDE EDUCATION, AWARENESS, TREATMENT / .

TO PROVIDE TREATMENT AND SUPPORT TO INDIVIDUALS SEEKING RECOVERY FROM SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS.

RECOVERY OF ALCOHOLISM AND DRUG ADDICTION.

INFORM ABOUT SUBSTANCE ABUSE

SERVICES WERE PROVIDED FOR OF ALCOHOL AND DRUG ABUSE THROUGH AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMS, TUTORING AND FIELD TRIPS, AND VOCATIONAL COUNSELING AND SUMMER CAMP ACTIVITIES.

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