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Treatment Alternatives for Safe Communities (TASC) has its roots in the aftermath of the Vietnam War

The Moms and Babies program provides women who give birth while in custody an opportunity to be with their child and learn parenting skills.

Family Recovery and Reunification Program's goal is to reunify families when the parents can provide a safe, drug-free home for their kids.

Chicago Recovering Communities Coalition (CRCC) is Illinois’ first Recovery Community Organization (RCO).

Operation Snowball provides the opportunity to make connections with the community, students, and adults.

The non-profit group educates the public about addiction, works to remove stigma, and supports both people in recovery and their loved ones.

The Delaware Prevention Coalition conducts a community-needs assessment every year and holds evidence-based programs in all schools.

Delaware START aims to decreasing overdose deaths, improving the well-being of those suffering from SUD and their families.

Goldner doesn’t call the people Hope Street reaches clients; she refers to them simply as friends.

The HERO HELP Program is officially designated as a Delaware Community-Based Naloxone Access Program.

Although Delaware has the fifth highest overdose death rate in the United States, innovative, inspiring, and effective programs are turning

Project Engage started on a trial basis in partnership with a community drug treatment provider and a single peer counselor.

New Expectations provides an alternative to incarceration for justice-involved women in non-violent situations who are pregnant.

The Hope Commission assists individuals coming home from prison. The Winner’s Circle is a vitally important aspect of that program.

For 25 years now, when families living in Allegheny County have needed help, their local Family Support Center has been that helping friend.

The Commonwealth Prevention Alliance now boasts over 300 members and is recognized as Pennsylvania’s foremost prevention voice.

The mobile program started in July 2014. It now serves 28 Pennsylvania counties and provides treatment to up to 580 people each month.

“A warm hand-off process lets emergency responders and treatment providers coordinate care.

The young prosecutor studied the problem and decided to offer a ‘carrot and stick’ approach to people struggling with addiction.