• Citizen Participation

• 82.

Bennington County Court Diversion Program Inc.

Create opportunities for individuals to take responsibility for their actions, to help themselves and to give back to their community.

• Alliance/Advocacy Organizations

• 83.

National Center for Advocacy and Recovery, Inc.

NCAAR promotes recovery through education, public policy and care coordination for substance use disorder (SUD), Mental Health, and domestic violence (DV).

• Prison Alternatives

• 84.

Renewal Inc

RENEWAL, INC. IS A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION DEDICATED TO EMPOWERING INDIVIDUALS TO IMPROVE THEIR LIVES.

• Educational Services and Schools - Other

• 85.

Community of Recovering People

The Retreat offers affordable recovery services grounded in the 12 steps of Alcoholics Anonymous.

• Mental Health Treatment

• 86.

National Alliance of Recovery Residences Inc

SET AND ASSURE STANDARDS IN SOBER HOUSING A Higher Standardof Recovery Our mission at NATIONAL ALLIANCE FOR RECOVERY RESIDENCES NARR is to enhance access to quality recovery residences by setting standards providing education and advocating for those in addiction recovery.

• Fund Raising and/or Fund Distribution

• 87.

The October Foundation Inc

Turning A New Leaf On Substance Abuse Our support groups provide a space to share completely shame free and through our support of each other provide acceptance hope and strength.

• Fund Raising and/or Fund Distribution

• 88.

Treatment Incentive Program Doing Business As NJ Tip

TO AID AND EDUCATE LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES IN UTILIZING INTELLIGENCE LED POLICE TO HELP COMBAT THE DISEASE OF ADDICTION.

Freedom Through Recovery-Susan Ford Recovery Community Organization

Freedom Through Recovery: Susan Ford Recovery Community Organization utilizes resources within the community of Statesboro, and the state of Georgia, to establish, promote, and support quality long-term recovery through advocacy, education, peer support, referrals, and social activities.

Recovery Council of Southeast Texas

Home Programs FAQs Blog Privacy Contact Us More The Council a nonprofit 501C3 began in 1958 to provide education and treatment services to individuals afflicted with alcohol problems and their families.