Oklahoma Outreach Drug Counseling

National Resources

You do not need to deal with your son or daughter's alcohol or drug use issues all by yourself.

Below are resources to help you with detection, assessment, consultation, treatment and aftercare.

For Local Resources the counseling department at your child's school is a good place to start.

National 24 Hour Hotlines
AIDS Hotline	800-342-2437
Alcohol and Drug Hotline	800-821-4357
National Runway Switchboard	800-621-4000
We Tip - To anonymously report drug selling	800-782-7463

Information
Al-Anon/Alateen Provides help for families and friends of alcoholics.	800-356-9996
American Council for Drug Education Provides info on effects of drug usage.	800-488-3784
Betty Ford Center Wonderful programs for families and for children of alcoholics or other addictions.	800-854-9211
Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids Information about tobacco related issues.	202-296-5469
Caron Adolescent Treatment Center Provides comprehensive addiction treatment.	800-678-2332
Drug Strategies Assesses school drug prevention and teen treatment programs.	202-289-9070
Families Anonymous Self help, recovery and fellowship for relatives and friends of those who have alcohol, drug or behavioral problems.	800-736-9805
FCD Educational Services Provides alcohol, tobacco and drug education for schools.	781-444-6969
Lowe Family Foundation help@lowefamily.org Provides educational help to parents and schools on alcohol and drug use prevention.	202-362-4883
Marijuana Anonymous 12-step program to stop smoking marijuana. World services.	800-766-6779
National Association for Children of Alcoholics Articles and resources for children of alcoholic and other drug dependent parents.	888-554-2627
National Clearinghouse for Alcohol and Drug Information Provides publications on alcohol and drug abuse. Gives local referrals for treatment.	800-622-help
National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence Resources, educational materials and National Intervention Network information.	212-269-7797 800-654-hope
National Inhalant Prevention Coalition A public-private effort to promote awareness and recognition of the problem of inhalant use.	800-269-4237
Partnership for a Drug-Free America Answers questions frequently asked by parents.	212-922-1560