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Science

Advocacy & Resources

  • Carnegie Science

    • Website: https://carnegiescience.edu

    • Description: An organization for scientific Earth and Planetary discovery, astrology, astrophysics, the courage to challenge conventional ideas and transform the worlds

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Screen Time

Advocacy & Resources

  • Child Mind Institute

    • Website: https://childmind.org

    • Description: Support for children who are struggling with mental health, behavior, and learning challenges

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Legal Separation

Granted by court order, it is a legal process by which a married couple may formalize a de facto separation allowing them to live apart while remaining legally married, establishing boundaries and responsibilities specific to assets, custody of dependents, child support, finances, and material possessions.

The secret of change is to focus all you energy, not fighting the old, but on building the new.- Socrates

Advocacy & Resources

  • Divorce Net

    • Website: https://www.divorcenet.com

    • Description: Reviews types of separation

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Selective Mutism

Advocacy & Resources

  • Child Mind Institute

    • Website: https://childmind.org

    • Description: Support for children who are struggling with mental health, behavior, learning challenges, Selective Mutism, includes brave buddies treatment ages 3-12

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Sensory Processing

Advocacy & Resources

  • Child Mind Institute

    • Website: https://childmind.org

    • Description: Support for children who are struggling with mental health, behavior, and learning challenges

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Support or Facility Dog

Advocacy & Resources

  • Ability Center Organization

  • American Service Pets

  • Assistance Dog International 

  • Assistance Dog United Campaign

  • Assistance Dogs for Living

  • Autism Service Dogs of America

    • Website: https://www.autismservicedogsofamerica.org

    • Description: First step is five days of training at Oregon headquarters. Take 12-18 months on average to receive placement. Cost is $13.500, they offer fundraisers.

  • Blessings Unleashed Foundation

  • BluePath Service Dogs

    • Description: https://bluepathservicedogs.org

    • Website: Trains autism service dogs, preventing children from bolting, companionship, increased social acknowledgement from peers. independence, confidence. Live within 2 hrs, be between age 5 & 11, live within 2 hrs of Wappingers Falls, NY; must need a dog for safety, must be able to walk the dog without use of cart or stroller, allergy free, and readily be willing to make a commitment, abide by follow-up visits and recertification, participate in 5 day training program to become a parent handler

  • CHAMP Assistance Dogs

    • Website: https://www.champdogs.org

    • Description: Helping people with disabilities lead lives of greater independence through the placement of skilled Public Access and Home-Based Service Dogs

  • Can do Canines

    • Website: https://candocanines.org

    • Description: Dogs are provided to clients at no charge to help with security and peace of mind.

  • Canine Angels

    • Website: https://canine-angels.org

    • Description: Provides professionally trained service dogs for children with special needs between the ages of 5 and 25

  • Canine Companions

    • Website: https://canine.org

    • Description: Provides service dogs to people with disabilities. The puppies live with these volunteers for that first year to year and a half, and volunteers are financially responsible for all food, veterinary care and training needs of the animals they raise. CCI does not charge rec ipients for their dogs and estimates each of its dogs raised is a $45,000 investment made by the puppy-raising volunteers and the organization. Only about 40 percent of the dogs make it to graduation.

  • Canine Companions for Life

    • Website: https://k94life.org

    • Description: Training service and companion dogs to fit the needs of a person with a disability with follow-up training and support services to ensure that dogs form a successful partnership with their human partner

  • California Canine Academy

  • Canine Partners of the Rockies

    • Website: https://www.cpotr.org

    • Description: Accredited service organization with Assistance Dogs International

  • C.A.R.E.S

    • Website: https://www.caresks.com/professional-therapy-dogs-1

    • Description: Provides service dogs based on individual situation. A file is open after an application is completed. An interview process is mandatory in order to determine if a dog is a good fit for an individual.

  • Dogs for Deaf:

  • Dogs Inc

    • Website: https://dogsinc.org

    • Description: Traning highly skilled service dogs to change life, boost confidence, restore freedome

  • Duo Dogs

    • Website: https://duodogs.org/

    • Description: Trains and connects dogs to people with physical, emotion, social needs

  • Educated Canines Assisting with Disabilities

    • Website: https://www.ecad1.org

    • Description: Requires a 13-day parent training in Connecticut, the last 3-4 days are for the child. The child must weight 70+ pounds. $16,500

  • Kansas Specialty Dog Services

    • Website: http://www.ksds.org

    • Description: Provides service dogs for people with disabilities but due to lack of funding, do not train dogs for Autism, Alzheimer’s, cognitive challenges, diabetes, hearing loss, emotional assistance, post-traumatic stress disorders (ptsd) or seizures. Dogs who are “released” from the program and could not be fully certified as a service dog maybe placed with families.

  • Little Angels Service Dogs

  • North Star Dogs

    • Website: https://www.northstardogs.com

    • Description: Providing service dogs to children whose challenges range from autism to serious medical conditions to grief over the loss of a parent..

  • Patriot Paws Service Dogs

    • Website: https://patriotpaws.org

    • Description: Providing Service Dogs for disabled American Veterans who suffer from Mobile Disabilities, Traumatic Brain Injuries, and/or Post-Traumatic Stress

  • Paws for Ability

    • Website: https://www.4pawsforability.org

    • Description: Trains dogs to handle these specific behaviors: ‘meltdown’/ repetitive behaviors, sleeping irregularity, love connection, wandering/eloping/tethering. Specializes in three-unit teams: child, dog, adult (parent).

  • Pawsable.Life

    • Website: https://www.pawsablelife.org

    • Description: Trains service dogs for those challenged by neurodiversity, autism, freedom, PTSD and other psychological needs.  We also train professional therapy dogs for schools, facilities, counselors, and therapists. Additionally, those challenged by EDS or POTS will be considered on a case-by-case basis.

  • Paws 4 a Cause

  • Paws for Giving Independence

  • Pawsitivity Service Dogs

  • Pawsitive Teams

    • Website: https://pawsteams.org

    • Description: Custom train service dogs to meet the specific needs of the individuals with disabilities living in San Diego County.

  • Retrieving Independence

    • Website: https://riservicedogs.org

    • Description: Nashville nonprofit breed, trains, and places service dogs with people who are living with physical, mental or emotional disabilities. Trains and places highly skilled dogs with children and adults living with a disability.

  • Support Dogs, Inc.

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  • Service Dogs for American/Great Plains Assistance Dog Foundation

    • Website: https://www.servicedogsforamerica.org

    • Description: Train and certify service dogs for individuals with disabilities, train mobility assistance, emergency medical response, PTSD service dogs, providing three inmate canine assistance programs at correctional facilities throughout North Dakota

  • Service Dogs Organization

    • Website: https://www.servicedogs.org

    • Description: Training hearing dogs, courthouse facility dogs, first responder facility dogs and service dogs in Texas

  • Service Dogs of Virginia

    • Website: https://www.servicedogsva.org

    • Description: Service Dogs of Virginia is a non-profit organization that raises, trains, and places dogs to assist people with disabilities residing in the Commonwealth of Virginia. Highly trained dogs perform a multitude of tasks that allow greater personal freedom and independence.

  • Wilderwood Service Dogs

  • Working Dog Registry

    • Website: https://workingdogregistry.com

    • Description: Providing Instant Service & Support Dog ID Cards & Documents!

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      Buster’s Buddies for Autism

      Paws 4 Autism

      Can do Canines

      Paws For Ability

      Assistance Dogs United Campaign

      Assistance Dogs for Achieving Independence

      Blessings Unleashed Foundation

      Canine Angels

      Canine Partners of the Rockies

      Little Angels Service Dogs

      Paws Giving Independence

      Pawsitive Teams

      Retrieving Independence

      Services Dogs of Virgina

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Sex Trafficking

Lifelines, Helplines & Hotlines

Cyber Tipline: 1800-THE-LOST

Advocacy & Resources

  • Polaris Project

    • Website: https://polarisproject.org

    • Description: National Human Trafficking Hotline, supporting victims, survivors and families, responding to sex and labor trafficking, direct cash to survivors

  • ! The National Child Traumatic Stress Network

    • Website: https://www.nctsn.org

    • Description: Guidance and resources to support and navigate stress and trauma, find treatments and include a course on child and family stress intervention

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  • Polaris Project Resilience Fund - Direct Cash Assistance Fund

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Sexual Abuse

To control another person through abuse, violence, force, coercion & threatening actions or words, intimate partner violence, sexual violence, rape

Sexual violence involves stalking, sexual assault, rape within relationships, technology, military, prisons, medical, and helping professions with intimate partners, incest, elderly, people with disabilities or not at age of consent lead by safe trusting people, strangers, multiple-perpetrators, drugs, deep dark web

It is during the worst storm in your life that you get to see the true colors of the people who say they care about you - unknown

I am not what happened to me, I am what I choose to become - C.J. Jung

Lifelines, Helplines & Hotlines

  • RAINN (800-6560-HOPE)

  • INHOPE

    • Website: https://www.inhope.org

    • Description: Hotlines around the world that operate in all EU member states, Russia, South Africa, North & South America, Asia, Australia and New Zealand.

Advocacy & Resources

  • 1 in 6

    • Website: Https://1in6.org

    • Description: Helps men who have had unwanted or abusive sexual experiences and also supporting family, friends, partners and providers with resources

  • Academy on Health and Violence

    • Website: http://avahealth.org

    • Description: Integrates finding into society to advances health education and research in the recognition, treatment and prevention of health effects of violence and abuse

  • Asian Pacific Institute on Gender-Based Violence (APIGBV Institute:)

    • Website: Http://api-gbv.org

    • Description: A world free of gender-based violence with equal opportunities for all to thrive.

  • Academy on Violence and Abuse

    • Website: https://www.avahealth.org

    • Description: Advances health education and research through recognition, treatment, and prevention of health effects between violence, abuse and health in order to deliver compassionate quality of care in society

  • American Professional Society on the Abuse of Children

    • APSAC Website: https://www.apsac.org

    • Description: Improve society’s response to the abuse and neglect of its children, meeting the needs of maltreated children and families

  • Battered Women’s Justice Project

    • Website: https://www.bwjp.org

    • Description: Ensure effective and just response to victims and perpetrators of intimate partner violence and the child exposed to this violence

  • CDC Violence Prevention:

  • Childhelp.org

    • Website: Childhelp.org

    • Description: Formally known as Children’s Village USA, Childhelp assists victims of child abuse, neglect and at-risk children, adult survivors, distressed parents, concerned relatives, mandated reporters nationally and internationally

  • Cybersmile Foundation

    • Website: https://www.cybersmile.org

    • Description: How social media affects body image, anxiety, self-harm, cyber bullying, depression, catfishing, doxing, eating disorders, gaming, mental health, net etiquette “netiquette”, online security, reputation attacks, revenge porn, sexting, sextortion, abuse, and swatting

  • Domesticshelters.org

  • Embracing Project

    • Website: https://theembracingproject.org

    • Description: Peace and healing for youth survivors of violence, sexual exploitation, and sex trafficking, through the development of specialized programs, trauma-informed care, and unconditional support. Features the Purple W.I.N.G.S mentoring program

  • The Crisis Center, Inc.

    • Website: https://thecrisiscenterinc.org

    • Description: Offers support groups, survivor connections, assistance with protection orders, accompaniment at court hearings, referrals, community education and training in Kansas

  • ECPAT

    • Website: https://ecpat.org

    • Description: Focuses on ending the sexual exploitation of children, with a membership of 122 civil society organizations in 104 countries.

  • Futures Against Violence

    • Website: http://www.futureswithoutviolence.org

    • Description: Transforming social norms, Futures Without Violence is a health and social justice nonprofit with a simple mission: to heal those among us who are traumatized by violence today – and to create healthy families and communities free of violence tomorrow.

  • Georgia Coalition Against Domestic Violence 

    • Website: https://gcadv.org

    • Description: Georgia's statewide domestic violence resource center, empowering survivors, educating the public, advocating for public policy.

  • Georgia Commission on Family Violence 

  • Incite: Women of Color Against Violence:

    • Website: https://incite-national.org

    • Description: A network of radical feminists of color organizing to end state violence and violence in our homes and communities.

  • * I Support the Girls (ISTG)

  • Joyful heart foundation

    • Website: https://www.joyfulheartfoundation.org

    • Description: Respond to sexual assault, domestic violence, and child abuse to support survivors’ healing. Ending the backlog program, and finding untested rape kits. The I am evidence documentary

  • Manavi

    • Website: www.manavi.org

    • Description: addresses the unmet needs of South Asian women affected by violence, uses a unique blend of culturally specific support services and intervention methods through Western advocacy practices and linguistically traditional techniques to empower violence against women

  • National Health Collaborative on Violence and Abuse

    • Website: (NHCVA): http://nhcva.org/

    • Description Comprised of health organizations, dedicated to reducing and addressing the health consequences of violence, in all forms, and abuse

  • The National Offices of Violence Prevention Network

    • Website: http://preventviolence.net

    • Description: Better understands violence by collecting and centralizing data from violent deaths obtained from sources including medical examiners, coroners, law enforcement, and vital statistics.

  • ! The National Child Traumatic Stress Network

    • Website: https://www.nctsn.org

    • Description: Guidance and resources to support and navigate stress and trauma, find treatments and include a course on child and family stress intervention

  • $ U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Victims of Crime

    • Website: www.justice.gov

    • Description: Diverse programs that benefit victims of crime.

    • Features: Terrorism and International Victims Assistance Services programs including the Crime Victim Assistance Emergency Fund, The International Terrorist Victims Expense Reimbursement Program, the Antiterrorism and Emergency Assistance Program

  • National Sexual Violence Resource Center

    • Website: https://www.nsvrc.org

    • Description: Preventing and responding to sexual violence through resources for survivors, support networks, professionals, media and press, events, graphics, etc.

  • Partnership Against Domestic Violence

    • Website: https://www.padv.org

    • Description: PADV works to end the crime of intimate partner violence and empower its survivors.

  • Peace Over Violence

    • Website: http://www.peaceoverviolence.org

    • Description: Dedicated to the elimination of sexual and domestic violence and all forms of interpersonal violence in Los Angeles, CA and beyond.

  • Square One

    • Website: https://squareonegjm.com/

    • Description: Grassroot efforts to expand emergency shelters, case management services, and agency outreach

  • Steps to End Domestic Violence

    • Website: https://www.stepsvt.org

    • Description: To assist the transition to a safe, independent life for those that have been affected physically, emotionally, sexually, or economically by domestic violence abuse and to promote, a culture that fosters justice, equality, and safety

  • Together for Girls

    • Website: https://www.togetherforgirls.org

    • Description: A global partnership bringing together more than 20 national governments, civil society organizations, UN entities, development partners, and the private sector working to advocate for the end of violence, particularly sexual violence, improving violence prevention, healing, and justice in order to create a safer world for children and adolescents, woman and girls.

  • W.O.M.A.N., INC.

    • Website: http://www.womaninc.org

    • Description: Supports survivors of domestic violence and their loved ones along their healing journeys, bridging value-rich networks designed to address intersections of violence.

  • Women’s Habitat

    • Website: https://womenshabitat.ca

    • Description: safe refuge, counseling, support, and advocacy for women and their children who are fleeing violence, surviving poverty

Campaigns

  • No more Campaign

    • Website: http://nomore.org

    • Description: Global Campaign to end domestic violence and sexual assault by increasing awareness, inspiring action, and fueling change to break down stigma, silence, and shame

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Shelters

Lifelines, Helplines & Hotlines

  • Domesticshelters.org

Advocacy & Resources

  • Disabled American Veterans (DAV)

    • Website: https://secure.dav.org

    • Description: Offers temporary shelter, assists homeless veterans, provides counseling services

  • Salvation Army

    • Website: https://www.salvationarmyusa.org

    • Description: Holiday giveaway, Rent and Utility Assistance, Homeless Shelters, Rehabilitation, Disaster Relief, Job Training, Summer Camps, Services for the Aging, Life Skills to Escape Poverty, Grassroots Services, Services to all, Responses to Human Trafficking, Spiritual and Worship Services, Veteran Services

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Sleep

Difficulty settling down at bedtime, trouble staying asleep, problems falling asleep, difficulty falling back to sleep, early wakening, excessive sleeping, inability to recognize the need for sleep, increased sensitivity to noise and light, food allergies that disrupt sleep, problems with sleeping too much due to stress or behavior issues (Sleepopolis. 2023).

Tools: See a sleep specialist, talk with your physician, consider sleep medications, establish routines, keep a sleep diary, create a separate sleep environment, redesign room, and mattress, use the S.L.E.P. Method, the bed is for sleeping, allow comfort items, adjust the thermostat, monitor diet and caffeine, exercise, avoid electronics, upsetting material, provide check-ins and praise

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Social Media

Lifelines, Hotlines & Helplines

Cyber Tipline: 1800-THE-LOST

Advocacy & Resources

  • Cybersmile Foundation

    • Website: https://www.cybersmile.org

    • Description: How social media affects body image, anxiety, self-harm, cyber bullying, depression, catfishing, doxing, eating disorders, gaming, mental health, net etiquette “netiquette”, online security, reputation attacks, revenge porn, sexting, sextortion, abuse, and swatting

  • Social Media Test Drive

  • Take it Down

    • Website: https://takeitdown.ncmec.org

    • Description: A free service that can help remove or stop online sharing of nude, sexually explicit images or videos taken when you were under age 18

  • Time to Log Off

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Spinal Cord Injuries

Lifelines, Helplines & Hotlines

Advocacy & Resources

  • Blood Brothers Foundation

  • Bryon Riesch Paralysis Foundation

    • Website: brpf.org

    • Description: home and transportation accessibility assistance with preference going spinal cord injury

  • Cindy Donald Dreams of Recovery Foundation

  • Dream2Walk Foundation

    • Website:

    • Description: Financial assistance scholarships at approved recovery based therapy facilities

  • Friends of Man

    • Website: https://www.friendsofman.org

    • Description: Support in Colorado and across US, Mobility Equipment: (prostheses, wheelchairs, van lifts, and modifications, ramps, home modifications), Medical Equipment and Procedures, Hearing Aids, Dentures, Glasses, Basic Needs: Clothing for Children, Food, Short-term Daycare, Prescriptions, Cobra/Health Insurance And More!!

  • High Fives Foundation

    • Website: https://highfivesfoundation.org

    • Description: Funds for life altering spinal cord injuries, traumatic brain injuries, amputation and other mobility injuries

  • Kelly Brush Foundation

    • Website: https://kellybrushfoundation.org

    • Description: Grants to individuals with paralysis due to a spinal cord injury (SCI) to increase participation in adaptive sports and recreation activities and improve the quality of life for individuals living with Spinal Cord injuries.

  • Triumph Foundation

    • Website: triumph-foundation.org

    • Description: Assistance for necessary equipment, supplies (wheel chairs, adaptive equipment), and services to improve everyday living

  • Tighten The Dragon Foundation

  • Walking with Anthony

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Storm Support

A violent disturbance of the atmosphere with strong winds, rain, thunder, lightning, snow.

“Those that can bend with the wind will weather the storm.” - unknown

“Every storm in your life is followed by a rainbow.” - unknown

Lifelines, Hotlines & Helplines

Advocacy & Resources

  • Hurricane Evacuation Center Database

    • Website: https://www.nhc.noaa.gov

    • Description: The trusted voice issuing the best watches, warnings, forecasts, and analyses of hazardous tropical weather with the goal to increase understanding of hazardous tropical weather in order to save lives, mitigate property loss, and improve economic efficiency

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Stress

Advocacy & Resources

  • ! The National Child Traumatic Stress Network

    • Website: https://www.nctsn.org

    • Description: Guidance and resources to support and navigate stress and trauma, find treatments and include a course on child and family stress intervention

      • Bullying

      • Community Violence

      • Complex Trauma

      • Disasters

      • Early Childhood Trauma

      • Intimate Partners Violence

      • Medical Trauma

      • Physical Abuse

      • Race-Based Trauma

      • Sexual Abuse

      • Sex Trafficking

      • Terrorism and Violance

      • Traumatic Grief

      • Deployment

      • Disasters

      • Displaced children

      • Grief

      • Homicide

      • Mass violence

      • Natural disasters

      • Refugee

      • Trauma in early childhood

      • Unconfirmed death

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Substance Abuse

Pathological Addiction to Drugs and Alcohol

Lifelines, Helplines & Hotlines

Alcohol & Drugs

Advocacy & Resources

  • Above the Influence

  • Adfam

  • Al-anon

    • Website: https://al-anon.org

    • Description: Helping friends and family members of Alcoholics cope with the challenges of someone else’s drinking, whether it be a spouse, partner, parent, sibling, child, grandchild or friend

  • All Rise / National Association of Drug Court Professionals

  • American Society of Addiction Medicine

  • Amy Winehouse Foundation

    • Website: http://www.amywinehousefoundation.org

    • Description: Prevents the effects of drugs and alcohol misuse on young people. Support, inform, and inspire volunerable and disadvantaged people.

  • Agency for HealthCare Research and Quality (AHRQ)

  • Alcoholics Anonymous (AA):

    • Website: www.aa.org

    • Description: Resources to address alcoholism and recovery

  • Association of Persons Affected by Addiction

  • Cocaine Anonymous World Services, Inc.

    • Website: https://ca.org

    • Description: 12-step program for addicts seeking recovery

  • Crystal Meth

    • Website: https://www.crystalmeth.org

    • Description: Public and literature information on the use of Crystal Meth, fellowship of people who share their experience, strength and hope with each other so they may solve their common problem and help others to recover from addiction to crystal meth

  • Dr. Oz

  • Drug Free Organization

  • Drugs Over Dinner

  • Dual Recovery Anonymous

    • Website: https://draonline.org

    • Description: An independent, nonprofessional, twelve step self-help fellowship organization for people with a dual diagnosis, assists with avoiding risks leading to setbacks with alcohol, drug abuse and recovery as well as management of emotional or psychiatric illness

  • Drug Free Workplace

  • DUI Foundation

  • Guadenzia

  • Healthright 360 Organization

    • Website: https://www.healthright360.org

    • Description: Compassionate, integrated care that includes primary medical, mental health, substance use disorder treatment and re-entry services in California

  • Alliance for Consumer Education (ACE)

    • Website: https://www.consumered.org

    • Description: Outlines risks and prevention of inhalant abuse, raising awareness, educating individualism, and preventing an epidemic abuse among children

  • Intervention

  • Marijuana Anonymous

    • Website: https://marijuana-anonymous.org

    • Description: Offers a free peer-support program focused entirely on our shared problem with marijuana or cannabis addiction.

  • Mothers Against Drunk Driving

  • National Alliance for Medication Assisted Recovery

    • Website: https://namarecovery.org

    • Description: Eliminate discrimination whose recovery is aided by Medication for Opiod use of disorder, creating a positive image for medications, preserve patient rights, empower public voice and on-demand treatment

  • Narcotics Anonymous

  • National Association of Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Counselors

    • Website: https://www.naadac.org

    • Description: NAADAC, the Association for Addiction Professionals, represents addiction counselors, educators and other addiction-focused health care professionals in the United States, Canada and abroad

  • National Association for Children of Alcoholics (NACOA)

  • National Association for Fetal Alcohol Syndrome (NOFAS )

    • Website: www.nofas-uk.org

    • Description: Dedicated to supporting people affected by fetal alcohol spectrum disorders

  • National Council on Alcohol and Drug Dependence (NCADD)

  • National Institute on Drug Abuse’s (NIDA)

  • National Institute of Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism

    • Website: https://www.niaaa.nih.gov

    • Description: Supporting and conducting research on the impact of alcohol use on human health and well-being

  • Recovery Connection

  • Recover Forever

  • The Recovery Village

    • Website: https://www.therecoveryvillage.com

    • Description: provides information and support to people fighting domestic abuse, mental illness, and addiction.

    • Thank you: Angiello Basco

  • Smart Recovery

    • Website: https://www.smartrecovery.org

    • Description: Self-Management and Recovery Training for addiction (drugs, alcohol, gambling, over-eating) for life beyond addiction help for myself, family and friends and others

  • The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA)

    • Website: https://www.samhsa.gov

    • Description: Free resources for substance abuse services, drug abuse and addiction (Buprenorphine, Opiod), or mental health, with data archive files

  • Treatment Accountability for Safer Communities (TASC)

    • Website: https://nationaltasc.org

    • Description: Works with the criminal justice systems (drug courts) and treatment systems, monitoring progress, advocating for treatment resources, linking institution-based abuse treatment services and community based supervision and aftercare services. Also includes common products used for inhalant abuse

  • White House National Drug Control Strategy

    • Website: https://www.whitehouse.gov/ondcp

    • Description: Improving the lives of American people, addressing addiction, expanding Naloxone in an opioid overdose epidemic, drug trafficking, and drug-free community programs

  • Young People in Alcoholics Anonymous:

  • Zane’s Foundation

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Medicine Abuse Project

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Support Groups

Support can be for individuals, family & groups going through hardship, loss and grief. Identify obstacles, acknowledge problems, make plans, ask for feedback, adjust goals, plan effectively, and tell others how truth makes a difference.

Advocacy & Resources

  • Beneath the Skin

    • Website: https://www.beneaththeskinonline.org

    • Description: A peer-to-peer mentoring program designed to combat the loneliness epidemic connecting mentors with mentees. Mentors and mentees meet once a month for a minimum of 12 months. Linking mentors and mentees together both in-person and virtually, for ages 21-30.

  • The Hope Line

    • Website: https://www.thehopeline.com

    • Description: Provides support and resources from blogs to podcasts to books to a spiritual perspective on a variety of topics including mental health, relationships, dating, growing in faith, self-care, self-esteem, and sex.

  • Tides foundation

    • Website: https://www.tides.org

    • Description: accelerate the pace of social change with dynamic tools, deep expertise, novel collaborations, and innovative ideas, partner with Tide for faster impact

  • The Tulalip Tribes Tulalip Cares

  • Invest in Others:

    • Website: https://www.investinothers.org

    • Description: recognizes individual advisors and firms that are making a difference by donating their time and money to causes they care about, in communities across the country and around the world. the world.

  • Seed impact

    • Website: https://www.seedimpact.org

    • Description: Offers: support to non-profits, assisting with communication, reporting impact, and evaluation of social-emotional learning programs

  • Digital Nest

    • Website: https://digitalnest.org

    • Description: Connecting communities, building skills, transforming individuals into successful careers

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Suicide &

Self-Harm

Thoughts & Plans to Relieve Negative Effects

Voluntary or Intentional Acts to Inflict Harm to End One’s Own Life

Your skin isn’t paper, don’t cut it. Your face isn’t a mask, don’t hide it. Your size isn’t a book, don’t judge it. Your life isn’t a film, don’t end it - unknown.

Lifelines, Helplines & Hotlines

Advocacy & Resources

  • The Action Alliance

    • Website: https://theactionalliance.org

    • Description: The national action alliance for suicide brings together communities and healthcare to prevent suicide

  • Befrienders Worldwide

    • Website: https://befrienders.org

    • Description: An opportunity to explore feelings, be listened too, in confidence, anonymously, and without prejudice

  • Child Mind Institute

    • Website: https://childmind.org

    • Description: Support for children who are struggling with mental health, behavior, and learning challenges

  • Now Matters Now

  • Suicide Prevention Resource Center

    • Website: https://www.sprc.org

    • Description: Along with valuable resources, this website discusses the magnitude, patterns, risks, warning signs, and costs related to suicide.

  • Suicide.org

    • Website: http://suicide.org

    • International Hotlines: http://www.suicide.org/international-suicide-hotlines.html

    • Description: Based out of Chula Vista, CA, the mission is to prevent suicide and advance awareness and support. Discussing warning signs, causes, and how disorders impact suicide, provides FAQs sheets in order to support survivors and honor angels. Provides support groups by state.

  • Zero Suicide

    • Website: https://zerosuicide.edc.org

    • Description: A system-wide organization training, identifying, engaging, treating, transitioning, improving, leading, and working for safer suicide care through readings, multimedia, and toolkits.

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References

Truecki, G., Brent, D.A., Gunnell, D., O’Connor, R.C., Oquendo, M.A., Pirkis, J., Stanlet, B.H. (2019). Suicide and suicide risk. Nature Reviews Disease Primers, 5, 74.