• Human Service Organizations

• 1.

National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence-Sacramento County

The disease of addiction is everywhere - from homeless shelters and prisons to corporate boardrooms and rural farm towns - from local churches and emergency rooms to medical schools and grade schools.

• Specifically Named Diseases

• 2.

Southwest Alabama Central Office Inc

District 12 AA AREA 1 District 12 Alcoholics Anonymous Serving Mobile Washington Choctaw Counties I wanthope.

Parents Resource Institute for Drug Education Inc of Tuscaloosa

The only nonprofit in the #Tuscaloosa area dedicated to drug research, education and preventing addiction.

North Central Alabama Regional Alcoholism Council Inc

TO EDUCATE, INFORM AND ASSIST PEOPLE WHO HAVE BEEN CHARGED WITH OR HAVE EXPERIENCED SUBSTANCE ABUSE.

Alcohol-Drug Council of North Carolina

Alcohol / Drug Council of North Carolina is a 501 c (3) non profit that provides statewide information & referrals to substance use disorder services.

• Specifically Named Diseases Research

• 6.

Alcoholic Beverage Medical Research Foundation

Our Mission Promise for the Future through Research.

Partnership for A Drug Free Community Inc

A non-profit dedicated to creating a healthier, drug-free community in Northern Alabama.

• Ambulatory Health Center, Community Clinic

• 8.

ALBEMARLE HOSPITAL FOUNDATION

HealthNet Albemarle Medical Pharmacy Wellness Search HealthNet Albemarle Serving North Carolinians in Camden Chowan Currituck Dare Gates Pasquotank and Perquimans Counties Welcome to our new website.

• Other Medical Research N.E.C.

• 9.

BMore Incorporated

Americans struggle with alcoholism each year people worldwide seek treatment for alcoholism each year of individuals with alcoholism relapse to heavy drinking within the first year of seeking treatment deaths are attributed to AUD every year in the US alone dollars lost in annual workplace productivity healthcare and other costs in the US alone Transforming bestinclass research into cuttingedge medicine In partnership with worldleading addiction researchers at the NYU School of Medicine B.