Partnership to End Addiction
Identify whether your child could be at higher risk for drug or alcohol use, and learn common reasons for why young people may use.
About Us - Partnership to End Addiction
About Us | Substance use & addiction affects more than 20 million Americans: we focus on addiction prevention, treatment & sustained recovery
Prevention & Early Action - Partnership to End Addiction
Not sure how to prevent drug or alcohol use? Or what to do if you suspect or have discovered substance use? We have the science- and research-backed information to help you help your …
Get Support - Partnership to End Addiction
Access information on a wide range of topics including our drug guides, prevention resources, motivating and finding treatment, addressing co-occurring disorders, supporting recovery and …
Treatment & Recovery - Partnership to End Addiction
Finding treatment. There is no one-size-fits-all approach. Getting the right treatment for your child is a process, and navigating the current system requires determination and careful review.
Community Resources - Partnership to End Addiction
Take action in your community to share free guides and resources, promote our services, and end addiction.
Drugs Archive - Partnership to End Addiction
Nitazenes are powerful lab-made opioids, such as metonitazene and isotonitazene, with no approved medical use. They are potentially 40 times stronger than fentanyl and are difficult to …
Book Appointment With Partnership for Drug-Free Kids
These calls are free and confidential and offer support to family members of a loved one who is struggling with addiction. Please select the option below that best represents who you are …
Helpline: Get One-on-One Help - Partnership to End Addiction
Helpline | Caring support specialists on our are ready to listen and help you find answers about your child's drug use or addiction. Call 1.855.378.4373 to schedule a call time with a specialist …
Advocate for Change - Partnership to End Addiction
Test strips that can detect the presence of fentanyl, xylazine, and other adulterants in drugs are a critical harm reduction tool but are considered illegal drug paraphernalia in many states. The …