Partnership to End Addiction, a national nonprofit dedicated to supporting families impacted by substance use, created the Addiction Crisis Emergency Fund to urgently address the spike in fatal overdoses in the U.S.
Partnership to End Addiction, a New York-based nonprofit dedicated to transforming how our nation addresses addiction, raised more than $1.4 million at its annual gala.
Hosted by Emmy-award-winning journalist Elizabeth Vargas, this online event and corresponding guide will give parents the tools to help kids grow up healthy and resilient.
This long-overdue but welcome development will help prevent countless young people from using nicotine products. Menthol is the flavor that most commonly draws them to smoking and other forms of nicotine use.
As we look forward, we remain steadfast in our pursuit of progress, inspired by and consistent with Dr. King’s example and actions embodying love, hope, service, and non-violence. I am proud to be part of an organization committed to progress and service.
The CDC recently released data indicating that the coronavirus pandemic has significantly exacerbated the addiction epidemic. Staggering overdose numbers should be a call-to-action for policymakers that we need to take a bold public health approach to addiction.
Partnership to End Addiction is part of a group of the nation’s leading experts in addiction research, treatment and policy, who released a comprehensive report outlining recommendations for addressing the opioid crisis.
Jim Ramstad was a champion and pioneer in advocating for the rights of people with addiction. His honesty about his own struggles gave voice to many others and served as a powerful tool in promoting change.
A 3D-animated series of advertisements features music by Grammy-nominated band The Lumineers. A podcast hosted by Emmy Award-winning journalist and bestselling author Elizabeth Vargas has also launched.
Partnership to End Addiction is proud to partner with Google and SAFE Project on a new resource for military families to prevent or address their child’s substance use.
We are proud to partner with the Mobilize Recovery initiative this year and look forward to presenting at the conference taking place digitally August 18-20.
Ending the nation's addiction crisis will require all of us, working together, raising our voices, to ensure proper care, understanding, and support for those who are suffering.
We condemn systemic prejudice, racism and violence in all its forms. We believe that recognizing the impact of white privilege is integral to building equitable addiction and public health policies for all. And we pledge to take action through our work.
As our nation moves into what appears to be a new reality arising from the COVID-19 pandemic, the health, safety and well-being of our staff, community and their families are top priorities for us. Through this challenging time, our work continues.
We merged to empower families to support loved ones, advance effective addiction care, and shape public policies that prevent and treat addiction as a public health issue.
This website uses cookies. We use cookies and similar technologies to give you the best experience. By using this website, you accept our Privacy Policy and Terms of Use.
Get Support
