Overdose Lifeline is dedicated to helping individuals, families, and communities affected by the disease of addiction.

Becky and her husband established the 525 Foundation. Its name holds special significance to the Savages, 5 and 25 were their jersey numbers

The Addictions Grand Challenge at Indiana University is the largest and most comprehensive, university-led response to the opioid crisis.

Pathways to Employment- “If an individual fails the pre-employment drug screen, they are sent to an assessment with a health care provider”.

We didn’t have enough beds for treatment, but I also knew that many of these people would be better served by treatment instead of jail.

The IAIC is creating a statewide network composed primarily of members of the recovery community, family members, and care providers.

Hope Academy, a recovery charter school, Indiana’s only recovery high school, gives hope to the seemingly hopeless.

The Crawfordsville Quick Response Team was founded to discuss what could be done in the community.

IN211 is a free service that connects Hoosiers with help and answers from thousands of health and human service agencies and resources.

Connected Communities. Effective Coalitions. Healthy Iowans. Those six words capture the essence of what the AC4C does in Iowa every day.

“We want you to be here and we treat you as we would treat a guest in our home, with dignity and respect.”

We have one job and that’s to lift each other up. I don’t know how it works, but it does. Our mantra is no judgment.”

“The Initiative’s ultimate goal,” Officer Lindsay Powers says, “is getting to a place where we all can work together effectively.”

An innovative program partnered with local businesses and public officials to create an employee assistance program.

We want to normalize the use of MAT. It is a treatment, just like other diseases have treatments.

Heart of Iowa, the Area Substance Abuse Council’s (ASAC) residential treatment facility for women and their children.

IHRC is a non-profit group that’s making a big impact on the opioid crisis in the Hawkeye State.

“Our approach is called “harm reduction” because it meets people where they are in life."

Someone can show up at a police station at any time and say, “I need help.”

The program has an open-door policy, 24/7, where anyone suffering from addiction can ask for help.