Acknowledging the Resilience and Challenges of Children of Parents with SUD
As we observe Mental Health Awareness Month in May, it’s essential to shed light on the unique experiences of those who grow up in the shadow of familial addiction. Children
As we observe Mental Health Awareness Month in May, it’s essential to shed light on the unique experiences of those who grow up in the shadow of familial addiction. Children
At the National Association for Children of Addiction (NACoA), we work with children and teens who are navigating these experiences every day. One of the most powerful moments in our
Alcohol Awareness Month encourages important conversations about alcohol, alcohol use disorder and its impact on individuals, families, and communities. But one group is still too often left out: the children.Millions
Women’s History Month: Champions for our Children During this month of recognition, NACoA celebrates the amazing women of yesterday, today, and tomorrow who advocate for our children so they can
New research is shedding light on an often-overlooked reality: children can be significantly impacted not only by substance use disorders, but also by opioid medications prescriptions in their own homes.
Intoxication in Children From Opioids Prescribed to Family Members JAMA Network Open March 26, 2026 In this 27-year, population-based case-control study of 3 761 618 children in Denmark, the odds were nearly
Children of growing up in home impacted by a substance use disorder (COAs) take on more emotional baggage than any child should. These children deserve to know the Seven Cs:
The Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP) Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) is now open supporting Family Treatment Courts - deadline: April 27th.This opportunity supports States/Local jurisdictions who
NACoA is so grateful to everyone around the world who cares about kids and teens impacted by the disease of addiction and are helping to raise awareness, educate their communities,
US Child Mental Health Care Need, Unmet Needs, and Difficulty Accessing Services. JAMA Pediatrics, February 16, 2026 Among US households with children, 1 in 5 reported a mental health treatment