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Community Resources for Addiction, Family Violence, Child Abuse Organizations

Several national, nonprofit organizations have websites devoted to educating and empowering those who are facing abuse right now. Some of these organizations have local chapters that are active in their communities. Some of the sites also have discussion forums of their own.

National Child Abuse Foundations & Programs

National Child Abuse Hotline Childhelp
1-800-4-A-CHILD
(1-800-422-4453)

The National Child Abuse Foundation can be found online at http://www.childhelp.org/programs, a major voluntary health organization, seeks to identify, and offer support, treatment to improve the health and well-being of individuals and families affected by abuse.

• Moments of Clarity with Tiffany

  "Putting an end to the stigma of mental health."

• Moment's of Clarity "Change can only come when we stand together as one"

  "Helping Adolescents and families work through difficult situations"

• Broadcast Live on Tan Talk Radio Network contact us  
  Call in Live 866-826-1340 Tan Talk Radio Thursday & Friday 12-1 EST.
  "Ending the Stigma on Mental Health" with Tiffany Werhner Moments of Clarity

• Childhood World Foundation

  Childhood World Foundation

• Childhood World Foundation.
  Contact the foundation in one of 16 countries here>>

  World Childhood Foundation was founded in 1999 by Her Majesty Queen Silvia of Sweden; her focus is aimed at the most marginalized children, the ones most often ignored and forgotten. Childhood supports over 100 projects in 16 countries, working with children victims of abuse, families at risk, children in alternative care and street children. Childhood World Foundation is a nonprofit, child-focused, professionally-run organization that provides educational, food, shelter, and a safe haven to those affected by chronic kidney disease.

• Addiction Group Resources

• Addiction in Teenagers. Visit us online here here>>

  Because teenagers’ brains are still developing, substance use leads to addiction more often than it does in adults. Substance abuse can slow brain development and lead to teens developing mental health issues like depression.
  Teenagers try drugs and alcohol when they are high school age, but current statistics show that teens are trying some substances for the first time at even younger ages. For example, between 2016 and 2020, drug use among eighth graders rose 61%, according to the National Center for Drug Abuse Statistics.
  Visit Addiction in Teenagers to learn more about drug, alcohol, vaping, illicit drug use and learn more about helping the teen in your life; Telehealth services available. Visit today! https://www.innerbody.com/addiction-in-teenagers

• Northern Illinois Recovery Center. Visit us online here here>>

  Northern Illinois Recovery Center is a truly unique treatment facility. What began as an impromptu gathering of like-minded, sober individuals has evolved into a growing community of addiction specialists and people in recovery.
  Our ultimate goal is to get each client back to living happy, fulfilled lives. The outpatient treatment options we provide support this goal. We do not wish to remove patients from their family and friends without cause. They can be valuable resources which offer patients vital support and comfort during what will be incredibly difficult times. Therefore, the ideal evidence-based addiction treatment center Northern IL offers will typically be an outpatient one.
  Outpatient program options at Northern Illinois Recovery Center include:
  Residential Treatment
  Partial Hospitalization Program
  Intensive Outpatient Program
  Outpatient Program
  Sober Living
  
  When to seek treatment: As mood shifts and unpredictable behavior in teens are often mistaken for "hormones." These signs could also indicate a drug or alcohol addiction. Read more on when to seek an evaluation and possible treatment for your teen. here>>

• ADDICTION RESOURCES FOR AMERICAN COMMUNITIES

  Contact the Group here>>

  Almost 21 million Americans have at least one addiction, yet only 10% of them receive treatment. This is why Addiction Group was founded. Addiction is a complex and serious issue that affects all types of communities in the United States. While anyone can develop a substance use disorder (SUD), there are specific communities that are more susceptible than others. Certain cases require specialized care and treatment. Addiction Group is dedicated to help individuals suffering from substance abuse and prevent new cases through credible information and spreading awareness to as many as we can reach.
  
  Addiction Group Resources. Reach out we are here to help>>

• Learn the dangers of misusing prescriptions and over-the-counter medications here>>

  Parents are always looking for hidden dangers in their teens’ lives, but parental radar can easily miss prescription drug misuse. Prescriptions are accessible and widely distributed. Having a prescription bottle doesn’t usually arouse suspicion the way illegal drug accessories would, so it’s easier to keep prescription misuse hidden. And because prescriptions have therapeutic and treatment value in health care, these medicines don’t seem dangerous.
  SingleCare offers help through their guide that will give you a starting point for new conversations with your teen, ideas for further research, and tips on how to keep your children safe from prescription misuse.

• Born to Do Drugs

  here>>

• Overcoming a Family History of Addiction. Visit us here here>>

  Children born into families with a history of addiction or abuse are at increased risks for substance use disorders later in life. They must overcome genetic predispositions, familial influences and chaotic environments. The odds are stacked against them, and the statistics say most of them are destined to become addicts. But some children, despite all obstacles in their path, overcome the odds and live a life free of addiction. Contact us today, help is available.

• PTSD and Addiction

  here>>

• PTSD and Addiction is a Co-Occurring Mixed Disorder. Visit us here for more information here>>

  Frequently co-occurring among people with substance use disorders, PTSD is a debilitating mental disorder that affects people who have lived through a traumatic event or prolonged trauma. Simultaneous treatment for substance abuse disorders and PTSD has been shown to alleviate symptoms of both disorders and often is the only lifeline to save people drowning in the afflictions of the disorders.

• Protect Children Online Stop Internet Service Providers Tracking Your Child Online

  Dedicated to the Education of Parents & Children about the hidden threats of the Internet including social media.

• Privacy.net teaches you and your child about the dangers of surfing the net. Protect Children Online is dedicated to the education of parents and children alike to the threats that the Internet can pose to our children. Whether it is Internet predators, cyber bullying, or any other Internet threat to our children, the threat is there. Learn how to stop Internet Service Providers (ISPs), advertisers, and hackers gathering information about your child's privacy, phone numbers, home addresses. Childabuse.com recommends Privacy.net is a terrific resource

• International Child Abuse Network

  premier provider of crisis, information and referral services world-wide for those who are having issues around child abuse at YESICAN.ORG

• Contact info call (888)224-4226 - (NOT A CRISIS LINE)
  International Child Abuse Network (Yes ICAN)
  7657 Winnetka Avenue PMB 155
  Canoga Park, CA 91306-2677

YESICAN - Working worldwide to break the cycle of child abuse

• National Center for Missing & Exploited Children

  Missing & Exploited Children

  • Contact info: 703-224-2150
    National Center for Missing & Exploited Children
    Charles B. Wang International Children's Building
    699 Prince Street
    Alexandria, Virginia 22314-3175 USA

    "The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children opened in 1984 to serve as the nation's clearinghouse on issues related to missing and sexually exploited children."
    To report child sexual exploitation use our CyberTipline To report information about a missing child call 1-800-THE-LOST (1-800-843-5678).

• Recovery Connection

  helping to prevent juveniles from becoming delinquent, break the cycle of addiction- Teen Drug Addiction Program. Recovery Connection

  • Contact Info TEL (800)-993-3869 24 hr (NOT A CRISIS LINE)
    multiple locations throughout USA, log on to find a center near you

• Cyber Angles

  Helping to keep kids safe on line

  • Contact info 982 East 89th St
    Brooklyn, NY 11236

• The Dangers of Vaping

  Learn about the dangers of Vaping

  • Learn More about how to stop vaping
    Learn about the dangers of Vaping and where to find help

• Alcohol Rehab Help

  Alcohol Abuse and Mental Health

• Alcohol Rehab Help is an informational web guide created for people struggling with alcohol use disorders (AUD) and co-occurring mental health disorders. Not only do we offer information on Alcohol Use Disorder, but we also have comprehensive information regarding treatment options. here>>

• Next Generation Village

  We help transform the lives of teens addicted to alcohol and other drugs.

• Approximately 2 million U.S. teens between the ages of 12 and 17 currently qualify as needing help for a substance problem. Tragically, less than 10% get the help they need. At Next Generation Village, we are dedicated to helping parents and teens struggling with substance abuse and co-occurring disorders by providing valuable information and recovery support. here>>

• Laguna Shores Recovery

  At Laguna Shores Recovery we provide treatment services and programs for drug and alcohol addiction.

• One of the largest growing issues in the United States is the opioid epidemic. Fentanyl is a popular opioid due to the feelings of euphoria that comes with taking it. At our Mission Viejo rehab center we help those who are struggling with addiction, ready to change their lives for the better.
  Be Brave. Get Help. 1-855-470-7661

  Learn the dangers of Fentanyl opiate abuse. here>>

• Drug Rehab Connections

  Alcohol addiction or alcoholism is a widespread disease that affects people of all demographics.

• Alcoholism is present if a person heavily relies on alcohol or cannot stay sober for long periods. Alcohol is a depressant that is acceptable in most cultures. Alcohol addiction can begin at any age and has severe long-term effects associated with it that can affect the lives of others around them and their community. Because alcohol is widely accepted, it can be especially difficult to know if someone is abusing alcohol. here>>

• Careers in Social Work

  multiple career options await you in this growing field.

• Social work is one of the most rewarding fields available to individuals looking to support all American communities. This is even more true during these especially uncertain times. With the field ever-expanding and need rising in our communities during times of stress such as the COVID-19 pandemic. here>>

• Drug Dangers

  Drug Dangers provides information on a range of medications and medical devices that have serious complications.

• Drug Dangers was developed to educate the public and lend a hand to people who have been affected by defective drugs and medical devices. Our goal at Drug Dangers is to keep the public educated and informed of all defective medical devices and dangerous medications that are currently available on the market today. By spreading awareness, we believe we can lower this statistic by decreasing the number of recalls, saving more lives of those who have been affected. here>>

• Vision Center Astigmatism Causes & Treatment

  Learn about astigmatism and treatment options.

  • Vision Center is an informational online guide created for those seeking eye surgery and other vision correction options. Great resources on types of astigmatisms and management options.
    help for those living with vision impairment by giving them the best information possible.

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