Treatment

“You have alternative options for pain.”

SAFE Project announces a new initiative, SAFE Veterans, delivering programs that help reduce substance use disorders and minimize the impact of addiction on the military community.

Interventions are designed to help your family member, spouse, partner, friend, or even a colleague agree to seek treatment.

Here's an update from our Director of Prevention Sarah Potter on the work SAFE is doing to help communities respond to the opioid crisis with effective prevention and recovery programs.

Read about Rich's complete recovery from substance use disorder to freedom.

Find current books about the opioid crisis that may give you a clearer understanding about how it started, as well as how it affects both families and communities.

Transitioning out of treatment can feel insurmountable - learn ways to help make the process easier.

In the fight against the opioid epidemic, there is a promising effort that helps steer people with addiction into treatment and medical care instead of jail. It is called Pre-Arrest Diversion or PAD.

Simple things you can do to help stop the opioid epidemic.

SAFE's Lessons Learned shares how to be there for your loved one.