Crisis
Immediate crisis support
If someone is overdosing, unconscious, or violent toward themselves or others, contact emergency services first. Do not wait for a website form.
Replace with your foundation’s verified crisis partners.
Resources
Practical tools for the next right step.
Browse crisis guidance, treatment pathways, family support, and learning materials. Partner contacts will be added as the foundation confirms them.
Treatment
Talk to a counselor or clinic
Outpatient counseling, medical assessment, and medication-assisted treatment (where available) help many people stabilize and rebuild routines.
Add partner clinics and referral contacts here.
Family
Support for parents & partners
Family members need clear information, boundaries, and their own support — not only advice about the person using substances.
Youth
Youth-friendly education packs
Short workshop outlines for schools and youth groups covering peer pressure, refusal skills, and where to get confidential help.
Learning
Understanding addiction (starter guide)
A plain-language overview of how dependence develops, why willpower alone is rarely enough, and what recovery can look like day to day.
Learning
Relapse prevention workbook
Identify triggers, build a coping list, and write an emergency plan for the first 24 hours after a craving or setback.
Family
Faith & community leader briefing
How congregations and community groups can welcome people in recovery without stigma while protecting safety and privacy.
Treatment
Local treatment & rehab directory
A curated list of centers, hotlines, and peer groups your foundation trusts. Keep this list reviewed every quarter.
Populate from foundation partner list before launch.