Substance Use & Recovery

Covenant Hills is a Christian addiction treatment center in Orange County, California. It helps adults with drug or alcohol addiction and co-occurring mental health needs through detox assessment, residential treatment, day treatment, intensive outpatient care, transitional care, and aftercare. I did not verify an Atlanta-area location for this organization.

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Narcotics Anonymous World Services supports the worldwide Narcotics Anonymous fellowship. NA helps people with drug addiction through free peer support meetings, virtual meetings, recovery literature, and service resources, but it is not a medical treatment program or counseling agency.

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Truth Initiative is a national nonprofit public health group based in Washington, DC. It helps people quit smoking, vaping, and other nicotine products through free online and text support, and it also runs youth prevention education, research, policy, and community programs.

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GROW Counseling is a private-pay counseling practice serving people in the Atlanta area and by virtual therapy. They help individuals, couples, families, children, teens, and adults with anxiety, depression, trauma, relationships, addiction, ADHD, grief, and life stress.

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Atlanta Center for Wellness is an outpatient mental health and wellness practice in Atlanta. It offers therapy, psychiatry, nutrition support, eating disorder care, groups, and family support through its COPE program and other services.

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The Salvation Army Metro Atlanta Area Command runs Red Shield Services at 469 Marietta Street NW in Atlanta. It helps people who are homeless or at risk of losing housing with shelter, recovery programs, re-housing help, meals, and emergency financial help.

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Alsana, Inc. is an eating disorder treatment provider. It offers virtual PHP and IOP treatment for adults and teens in Georgia, including Atlanta, plus in-person treatment programs in Alabama and California. Its free online support group is listed as temporarily paused, but its 24/7 live chat and admissions phone line are active.

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Inheritance of Hope helps families when a parent has a terminal illness or when the family is grieving after that loss. They offer free online support groups, family retreats, local gatherings, legacy videos, legacy songs, and an app with resources.

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Dismas Charities helps people leaving state and federal incarceration re-enter the community. Its re-entry centers focus on education, job help, and family support so people can build stable lives after prison.

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A Breath of Hope Lung Foundation is a Minnesota-based lung cancer nonprofit that funds research, teaches people about lung cancer, and supports patients, survivors, caregivers, and grieving families. It offers virtual support groups, peer support, education, wellness tools, nutrition help, and limited free rides for lung cancer care through Twin Cities health partners.

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Mercy Care is a health center in Atlanta that helps people get medical and social services, especially people who face barriers to care. The Gateway Center clinic offers adult primary care, behavioral health, psychiatry, and mental health and substance use support.

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Claratel Behavioral Health is the public nonprofit behavioral health provider formerly known as DeKalb Community Service Board. They help people in DeKalb County with mental health care, crisis care, substance use treatment, developmental disability services, case management, residential supports, and job support.

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TRIO is a nonprofit group for transplant candidates, transplant recipients, organ and tissue donors, and their families. It helps people through education, peer support, advocacy, scholarships, chapter connections, and some transplant-related travel help.

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Monument is a virtual care platform, not a walk-in Atlanta office. It connects people with licensed therapists and medical doctors by video for mental health care, medical care, and help with alcohol use, and prescriptions can be sent to a local pharmacy.

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AliveRVA is a peer recovery warm line based in Richmond, Virginia. Peer recovery coaches with lived experience listen by phone and help people dealing with substance use connect to treatment, recovery housing, shelters, food banks, community services boards, health care, and other resources.

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The Wildflower Alliance is a peer support, advocacy, and training group based in Western Massachusetts. It helps people who have lived through mental health struggles, trauma, homelessness, substance use, or other hard life experiences through a warmline, online support, groups, respite, advocacy, and community programs.

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