What is the "National Directory of Alcohol and Other Drugs Prevention and Treatment Programs Accessbile to the Deaf" Resource?

If you're a counselor concerned about alcohol and substance abuse...
...we can help you give your deaf clients what they need.

If you're deaf and concerned about alcohol and substance abuse...
...we can show you where to turn.

Find it all in
The National Directory of Alcohol and Other Drugs Prevention and Treatment Programs Accessible to the Deaf

You don't have to phone around to find out what programs are available.
This directory lists them across the United States and Canada.

Learn where to find these alcohol and drug prevention and treatment services...

Staff trained in American Sign Language and Deaf culture
Closed caption equipment, TTYs, and Deaf- appropriate videos and printed program materials
Multilingual staff
Interpreters for mainstreamed sessions
Twelve Step programs accessible to the deaf
National clearinghouses for materials to use with deaf clients

Updated, information and new resources, with fax numbers and websites are included. The new format, in larger type, allows you to see at a glance how many deaf clients each resource has served.

If you're deaf, use this directory to find the services you or someone you care about needs. If you counsel deaf clients, use it to locate a treatment program in your or a neighboring state, or to consult other resources for information and materials to create your own services for the deaf.

The National Directory of Alcohol and Other Drugs Prevention
and Treatment Programs Accessible to the Deaf
is an invaluable resource.

Click on the image below to access the directory and to
conduct a state-by-state search.