Substance Use Resources
Rise Above Colorado is a statewide prevention organization that measurably impacts teen perceptions and attitudes about the risks of substance misuse to help youth make empowered, healthy choices.
Supports families impacted by addiction, mobilizing resources for systemic change at the national level.
CAAMHP provides members of our agricultural and rural communities with six free sessions to an ag friendly, licensed behavioral health professional. It’s anonymous and in many cases, can be accessed remotely.
Offers engaging toolkits that educate elementary aged children and teens about medication safety principles and equips them with a foundation for understanding how to use medicines safely before they enter their adult years.
211 is a confidential and multilingual service connecting people to vital resources across Colorado. Coloradans can find mental health and/or substance use treatment in their community, as well as connect to other social services, such as food, housing and financial assistance.
No cost, online tools and resources to help parents, educators, and other professionals learn about substance use and kickstart conversations with youth. A collaboration between the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) and Discovery Education.