The organizations we point people toward
Finding help rarely happens on one website. These are the directories, outreach groups, and public resources we trust enough to send families to directly — each with a clear reason to visit.
Recovery network sites
Independent sites covering a different part of the same problem — detox and rehab search, addiction and alcohol outreach, mental health support, and nationwide directory listings.
- Detox Rehab FinderDetox and rehab directoryA directory focused on detox and rehabilitation programs, with plain-language guidance on withdrawal management, levels of care, and what the first days of treatment can look like.deetoxrehabfinder.com
- Addict OutreachDrug addiction outreachOutreach for people living with drug addiction and the families supporting them — written to make the next step toward help easier to understand.addictoutreach.com
- Alcoholic OutreachAlcohol outreachInformation and support for anyone concerned about their drinking or someone else's, including how to start the conversation about treatment.alcoholicoutreach.com
- Mental Health OutreachMental health outreachResources for people seeking help with anxiety, depression, and trauma, including guidance on finding a therapist or program that fits.mentalhealthoutrreach.com
- National Recovery DirectoryNational treatment directoryA broader national listing of treatment centers, recovery housing, and support services, useful when you are comparing options across states.nationalrecoverydirectory.com
Public and peer-support resources
Government agencies and mutual-aid fellowships we recommend alongside our own directory. None of them are affiliated with Find Your Recovery, and none of these links are paid placements.
- FindTreatment.govThe federal treatment locator run by SAMHSA. Search by ZIP code, payment type, and service offered.findtreatment.gov
- 988 Suicide & Crisis LifelineFree, confidential support by call or text to 988, any time of day, for anyone in emotional distress.988lifeline.org
- SAMHSAFederal guidance on substance use and mental health, including treatment options and public publications.samhsa.gov
- NAMIThe National Alliance on Mental Illness: education, family support groups, and help navigating care.nami.org
- SMART RecoveryNon-twelve-step, science-based mutual support meetings, available in person and online.smartrecovery.org
- Alcoholics AnonymousThe founding twelve-step fellowship for alcohol use, with meeting finders for local and online groups.aa.org
- Narcotics AnonymousA twelve-step fellowship for people recovering from drug addiction, with meetings worldwide.na.org
- Al-Anon Family GroupsSupport for the family members and friends of someone struggling with alcohol use.al-anon.org
We link out only to organizations whose work matches our mission, and we review this list as sites change. A link is not an endorsement of any specific facility, price, or outcome. If you find a link here that no longer belongs, tell us through our contact page and we will review it.
You do not have to sort through all of this alone.
Tell us what you are facing and our team will help you narrow down options, levels of care, and what your insurance may cover.