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Is an organization that is part of the US Department of Health and Human Services. It is made up of 27 institutes and centers.

Spearheads public health campaigns that focus on improving the behavioral health of Americans.

It is responsible for funding more research on drug abuse and addiction than any other agency in the world.

Is a nonprofit organization that provides free mutual-support meetings in United States and in many other countries around the world.

Assists its Member States in their efforts to bring international illegal drug trade, crime and terrorism. Although this website is not directly substance abuse specific, it does provide numerous resources that demonstrate the efforts and hard work of the United Nations and its Member State, and that they are making a difference in combating the international illegal drug trade, which is essential for ensuring safe and healthy persons and communities around the world.

Offers a comprehensive listing under the Programmes and projects tab on Management of Substance Abuse. This includes terminology and classification such as the WHO lexicon of alcohol and drug terms, facts and figures, publications by topic such as prevention and treatment, and publications by source, such as articles or relevant resources from other WHO departments.

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One of the most valued resources when it comes to research on alcohol. It provides more funding for alcohol research than any other organization in the world.

An organization dedicated to helping those who are in the midst of trying to overcome an alcohol use disorder or other substance abuse problem.

An international organization that provides alcoholics in recovery with a safe place to meet, share, and work towards building stronger life together without alcohol.

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Nonprofit advocacy organization works with individuals, especially young people, to promote evidence-based public health policies and organize campaigns against harmful practices perpetuated by the alcohol industry.

This nonprofit organization works to prevent pregnant women from consuming alcohol and provide education and resources for those who have friends or family members struggling with the effects of fetal alcohol syndrome (FAS) or other fetal alcohol spectrum disorders (FASD). NOFAS also advocates for ending prenatal exposure to other Drugs & Alcohol and raises awareness of harm that could be caused to the baby if the mother struggles with addiction.

Founded by Candace Lightner in California in 1980 after her teenage daughter died from being struck by a drunk driver, MADD spread across the US and Canada. Currently, this nonprofit advocacy organization is so popular that there is at least one MADD office in every state in the US and about one in every Canadian province.

This organization focuses on the families and friends of people struggling with alcohol use disorder because AUD not only negatively impacts individuals, but also their loved ones. By providing emotional support through talk-based groups, family and friends are better able to encourage loved ones suffering from addiction to get help, stay in treatment, and maintain abstinence during the long-term recovery process.

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