Organizations

Assists women faced with substance abuse issues and provides resources to promote education and prevention, as well as treatment and research.

Details about the organization, links and contact information.

Organization chartered by the State of Wisconsin. Members include counseling professionals, healthcare administrators, service providers, educators and friends and family members of addicted and recovering individuals.

Regional site educates parents about illegal drug use and binge drinking on college campuses.

An organization for and by drug users aiming to increase the health and sustain the human rights of people who use currently illicit substances.

European network for exchange, exposition, and action research. Does peer training and exchange of knowledge for professionals working in drug prevention and harm minimization.

Substance Misuse Management in General Practice (SMMGP) is a developing network to support GPs and other primary health care team members who work with substance misuse.

The national (U.S.) certifying body for workplace substance abuse program administrators.

Promotes standards in the administration of workplace substance abuse prevention programs through education and training.

Funds substance abuse policy research.

Networking organization of professionals in the addiction and recovery fields that meets monthly. Addresses topics such as substance abuse, residential treatment, interventions, and current issues. Continuing education units are offered for CAADAC, MFT and LCSW.

A society of professionals in the field of the addictions that share their knowledge, skills, and friendships.

Provides technical assistance, training, and advocacy, and includes a database of recovery houses in California.

Public education and awareness campaign created to fight the stigma of addiction and normalize recovery. Site provides materials for community awareness and events.

The Recovery Alliance is an organization of men and women who engage in recovery support services, for and by the recovery community in El Paso, Texas.