Partnership to End Addiction is a national nonprofit organization that provides personalized support, research-based resources, and advocacy to help families, professionals, and communities prevent substance use, intervene early, and support recovery. It was formed in 2019 through the merger of Center on Addiction and Partnership for Drug-Free Kids.
Substance use prevention, youth vaping prevention, early intervention, addiction treatment access, recovery support, family support services, and broader public health policies related to addiction and overdose prevention.
A diverse mix of government, foundation, corporate, and individual support; the organization also accepts mission-aligned philanthropic support and fundraising contributions.
Merged from Center on Addiction and Partnership for Drug-Free Kids; works with families, policymakers, researchers, health care professionals, and community partners. Public-facing leadership and media presence include Elizabeth Vargas through the organization’s podcast and media programming.
non-profit
