Resources for Navigating SUD/OUD


Navigating the challenges of Opioid and other Substance Use Disorders requires access to reliable and comprehensive resources. Our resources page is a curated collection of information, support services, and tools for individuals and families affected by SUD/OUD.

Treatment & Recovery Help Now

SAMHSA Help & Support

SAMHSA leads public health and service delivery efforts that treat mental illness, especially serious mental illness, prevent substance abuse and addiction, and provide treatments and supports to foster recovery while ensuring access and better outcomes for all.

Shatterproof: Find Treatment

Addiction treatment saves lives, restores health, and helps individuals, families, and communities heal. Shatterproof can be your trusted guide on navigating quality treatment and care rooted in evidence and science.

RehabNet.com

RehabNet.com provides free, comprehensive information tailored for individuals and families grappling with addiction, substance misuse, and mental health challenges.

Fighting Addiction Together (We Do Recover)

A supportive community on Facebook of over 40,000 individuals in recovery. We’re more than a group; we’re a family dedicated to inspiring, motivating, and helping each other build meaningful lives in sobriety.

Specialized Resources

Prevail Recovery Center - Specialized Treatment for LGBTQ+

Addiction can hurt everyone regardless of sexual orientation. LGBTQ+ community members struggle nearly twice as much as the general population with drug abuse and addiction.

Addiction Resources For Latinx College Students

Latinx people have been impacted disproportionately harder than their white counterparts all across the country. This is especially true for Latinx college students.

Addiction & Mental Health Resources For BIPOC Parents

For BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color) parents and their children, addiction and mental health struggles remain urgent challenges in America today.

AAPI Substance Abuse & Mental Health Resources

National Asian Pacific American Families Against Substance Abuse (NAPAFASA) has served and worked with Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander communities on initiatives addressing behavioral health.

Stories That Stay With Us

Kyle Hamilton

I want to open the eyes and hearts of those who have not experienced addiction or watched it demolish the lives of loved ones. I want to provide some form of encouragement to those who struggle with addiction. I want to shine a beacon of hope and community to the families and friends who love an addict.

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Ryan Souder

His so called “friend” took him to live with him, and less than a month later (Oct.12,2012) my precious baby boy overdosed alone in that friend’s house.

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