Humans are designed to live in a community, and that’s what Hope tries to offer the sick and suffering—the power of peer-based support.”

LEAD is an evidence-based drug prevention curriculum that features a unique approach.

SAPs use embedded student assistance counselors to assess students and refer them down avenues of prevention.

With just a midwife, an addiction clinician, and a psychiatrist, the program provided prenatal care and medication-assisted treatment.

Back in 1977, there was no such thing as a long-term, faith-based residential recovery home for women. This simply didn’t exist.

Young and old, men and women, poor and prosperous. They share one thing in common: each person has been touched in some way by addictiction.

While victims of violence receive advocates, police officers knew children exposed to trauma didn’t receive similar services.

Within one hour of launching the Safe Stations Program, it received its first case.

STEER provides rapid identification, deflection, and access to treatment for drug-involved individuals encountered by law enforcement

The goal of Voices of Hope is to advocate for recovery resources, mentor new people in recovery and eliminate the stigma of addiction.

Kids Like Us program for high-risk youth provides early intervention for youngsters dealing with parental or household substance misuse.

CRRS has implemented an overdose response program, “Staying Alive,” that provides overdose reversal training and naloxone distribution.

Fast Track treatment initiation and referral model was developed in response to Baltimore's opioid use disorder and overdose death epidemic.

To the Moon and Back’s mission is to support children born with substance exposure and their caregivers.

Column Health understands stigma is a barrier on many levels; by reducing it, they can engage more people in seeking treatment.

The Arlington Opiate Outreach Initiative relies on building relationships with community members and those struggling with addiction.

Project ASSERT provides treatment and care to individuals who present in an emergency department with risky substance use behavior.

The Essex County District Attorney’s Drug Diversion program offers a second chance to people with dealing with a substance use disorder.

The All Stars Program teaches students about substance misuse, prevention, and leadership while creating a positive rapport with adults.

MOAR members include people in recovery, family and friends. Together, they work to educate the public about the value of living in recovery