Partnership to End Addiction collaborated with the leadership of the Choices program and with the Council on Recovery to provide technical assistance in developing and conducting a feasibility evaluation for a Choices program manual.

Partnership to End Addiction partnered with notMYkid (NMK) to confront substance use and opioid addiction in Maricopa County, equipping youth, caregivers, and professionals with tools for prevention, treatment, and support. Through evidence-based strategies, community trainings, and staff presentations, we are helping NMK foster hope, build resilience, and demonstrate that prevention works and recovery is possible.

Partnership to End Addiction, the harris project, Pace University, and key Westchester County coalitions are collaborating to develop, introduce, pilot, and evaluate comprehensive prevention curricula to meet the needs of high school-aged youth with or at risk of developing co-occurring disorders (COD), as well as their familial and community supports.