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Lock the Cabinet is a campaign to encourage adults to take all necessary precautions to ensure children and teens are not taking drugs that can damage their developing brains and bodies. Getting high on prescription drugs is dangerous – lock the cabinet to ensure your kids and their friends don't have easy access.
T4A includes an in-depth directory of addiction treatment centers, detox centers, and interventionists. T4A shares the common recognition that there is a path to recovering wholeness, and that through sharing knowledge, information, and personal experiences, we can arrive at that desired destination together.
T4A provides a free consultation and independent referral services for individuals seeking recovery solutions.
A FREE way that our friends in recovery and those of you that are just friends and/or family of us in recovery to sign up and get to know each other. Please take a look and feel free to share it with everyone interested. Members are posting events around South Carolina!
Through online campaigns, partnership with other organizations, direct technical assistance and the development of research-based policy proposals, Join Together helps professionals and activists throughout the country work for more effective policies.
We strive to reduce the burden of untreated alcohol problems on communities, businesses, families and individuals by providing information and tools to increase access to effective and affordable screening and treatment.
A non-profit public interest law firm and policy organization that specializes in fighting discrimination against and protecting the rights of people with alcohol and drug problems, HIV/AIDS or criminal records.
You can join online meetings and affinity groups, browse the library for articles, connect with other resources for recovery and take an active role in promoting recovery.
DAODAS is the cabinet-level agency charged with ensuring the provision of quality treatment to prevent or reduce the negative consequences of substance use and addictions. It partners with public, private and social sector organizations to provide quality prevention, intervention and treatment services for the citizens of South Carolina.
“How much is too much?” “Do I have a drug problem?”
The nation's premier academic centers for the study and treatment of alcohol and substance abuse and provides the latest in effective treatment for drug, alcohol and substance addiction. While working to advance current knowledge about the treatment of substance abuse through basic and clinical research, CDAP also serves as a state-of-the-art training center for future addictions scientists and clinicians.
We unite people and resources to improve their quality of life. We work to determine and respond to the critical human service needs of the community, and this work is achieved by a four-part process: Determining community needs, Prioritizing community needs, Developing community resources, and Distributing community resources.
