NACoA December 2022 News
CDC Newly Released Data on Drug Overdose Deaths Among Persons Aged 10 - 19 Years, US The CDC just released new data clearly indicating that overdose deaths among persons
CDC Newly Released Data on Drug Overdose Deaths Among Persons Aged 10 - 19 Years, US The CDC just released new data clearly indicating that overdose deaths among persons
Children Deserve Recovery, Too! **DEADLINE EXTENDED TO FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2ND** Take advantage of this limited opportunity to bring children’s recovery to your community! Partner with us to help
NACoA is a proud recipient of the 2022 Alkermes Inspiration Grants® program; funding the Children Deserve Recovery, Too! program. Grants were awarded to nine nonprofit organizations working to address the needs
Take advantage of this limited opportunity to bring children’s recovery to your community! Partner with us to help bring hope and healing to under-resourced and underrepresented communities serving children affected
National Association for Children of Addiction to Take Part In New Research Center to End Opioid Addiction Funded by NIH HEAL Initiative National Association for Children of Addiction (NACoA)
President Biden has proclaimed September 2022 as National Recovery Month. This National Recovery Month, we thank peer recovery support professionals, counselors, addiction specialists, first responders, scientists, family members,
988 Life Line Now in Effect On July 16th, the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline became 988. For mental health or substance use crisis emergency assistance, now you can dial
Sis Wenger to Retire as President and CEO After a remarkable 26-years of service to NACoA as President and CEO, Sis Wenger announced that she
After a remarkable 26-years of service to NACoA as President and CEO, Sis Wenger announced that she will be retiring on June 30, 2022. Her announcement came during the April
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