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Ask your Members of Congress to cosponsor the Medication Access and Training Expansion (MATE) Act, a bill that would require prescribers to undergo addiction training before receiving or renewing their license to prescribe controlled substances.
Galvanized by the needlessness of their son’s death, Williams and Head were instrumental in uncovering a pattern of failure to enforce the Parity Act.
Under the Parity Act, insurance companies are required to provide coverage for substance use disorders, just as they would for any other disease.
Partnership to End Addiction combines the decades-long legacies of two organizations on the forefront of working to end addiction.
Join our Partners for Hope team to participate in the iconic TCS New York City Marathon while supporting families struggling with substance use.
Understanding the benefits and drawbacks of telehealth will help you decide how to best use these services for you and your family.
We need your help to move the Family Support Services for Addiction Act forward.
We must hold our states accountable to spend pending opioid settlement dollars on prevention and addiction resources, not balancing their budgets.
The time is long overdue to remove the buprenorphine waiver requirement and expand access to this life-saving treatment.
Families with insurance plans under the Affordable Care Act are not getting the benefits required by law for substance use treatment.
You don’t have to be affected by drug addiction to support a friend whose kid is struggling, or have to know exactly what to say. You just have to be there.
Get proven strategies for helping to pass 911 Good Samaritan legislation in order to ensure that no one is prevented from calling 911 to help someone who overdosed.
Arizona, Montana, New Jersey and South Dakota passed recreational marijuana legalization measures on Tuesday, USA Today reports.
Some parents might think having life-saving naloxone (Narcan) on hand might encourage their child to continue to use heroin or other opioids. But there's no evidence that that's the case.
We’ve been on the front lines of this issue for decades. But we can’t do it alone. Your voice can make a difference. Together, we can solve this crisis
This guide shows state policymakers how to implement a public health approach to end the opioid epidemic.
If you’ve been affected by a child's substance use and you'd like to share your advice and wisdom with other parents, consider parent coaching.
We can use words like "addict" that perpetuate the negative stigma around substance use. Or we can use words that are compassionate, supportive and respectful.
Families are still fighting to receive the mental health and substance use insurance benefits they are due. Tell Congress to strengthen Parity Act enforcement tools.
After tragically losing their son to an overdose, this mom and dad want to change the addiction treatment and insurance systems so more families can get the help they need for their son or daughter’s drug or alcohol problem.
Provides online resources for parents, healthcare providers, educators and community leaders on appropriate storage and safe disposal of medications.
Our community partners network connect the essential efforts of local organizations to science-based resources that can help families.
Whether you are sharing your recovery journey or creating a memorial in honor of a loved one, we’re here to help you share and create successful fundraisers as our newest Partner for Hope.
Discover all the ways you can support our work and the families we serve.