Substance Abuse

Drug Abuse Hotline
Referrals and counseling resources
(866)313-3306
24-HR Hotline

Alcoholics Anonymous
Will put callers in touch with other AA members that can get them to meetings and encourage them. Provides meeting times and places, free.
(212) 647-1680

Narcotics Anonymous
Helpline & daily meetings. Call for meeting times & locations.
(212) 929-6262

Lower East Side Services Center
Primary care, HIV AIDS, substance abuse treatment.
(212) 343-3520

Palladia
Housing, transitional housing, continuing care.
(212) 979-8800

NYC Crossroads
Day treatment program for women, includes case managing, can be mandated as an alternative to incarceration.
(212) 691-1911

Addiction Research and Treatment Corporation • Urban Resource Institute
Special Populations: Female Victims, Male Victims, Transgender Victims, Immigrants, Domestic BornServices Provided: Domestic Violence, Emergency Assistance/Transportation, HIV/AIDS, Job Training, Shelter/Housing Assistance, Emergency Housing - Adult, Emergency Housing - Children
718-260-2900

Al-Anon/Alateen
National site of Al-Anon/Alateen, which offers support for the friends and families of alcoholics.
(212) 941-0094

Mayo Clinic
Information about alcoholism, tests, treatments, and support.

Treatment 4 Addiction: Treatment 4 Addiction is a treatment center directory in the United States. Our national directory of treatment centers includes the SAMHSA, private treatment centers, therapists and addiction professionals. Our directory is free

National Association for Children of Alcoholics
A nonprofit group offering help and information for families dealing with alcohol abuse and offers a variety of services for children.

Center for Substance Abuse Treatment
Links to find treatment by state as well as a toll-free phone number to call for help.

National Organization on Fetal Alcohol Syndrome
Site dedicated to those living with fetal alcohol syndrome and their families. Offers information, support, and more.

Recovery Connection
Free service that helps connect people and their families to the recovery programs that can best help them.

JACS
Dedicated to the recovery of Jewish alcoholics, chemically dependent people, and others.

SMART Recovery
This recovery program is based in scientific research and offers both online and offline meetings to help support alcoholics and their families.

SOS
Non-religious alternative to alcoholism recovery, focused on self-empowerment.

Women for Sobriety
A non-profit dedicated to helping women overcome addiction to alcohol and supports ongoing recovery with services such as online chats.

Alcoholism Resources
Site dedicated to helping people recovering from alcoholism by giving information about how to pay for rehab, treatments, support, and more.

12 Step
Information about the 12 step program to overcoming alcohol addiction. Includes online meetings.