NCADD

The National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence, Inc.

03/05/2026

Step back into a pivotal chapter of recovery history. NCADD is hosting a deep dive into the Greater Philadelphia region’s “Alcoholism Recovery Experiment” (1940–1949)—a cross-state story connecting Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware, and spotlighting early leaders James M. Burwell, John Henry Fitzhugh Mayo, and Marty Mann (founder of NCADD).

🗓️ Thursday, March 12, 2026
🕒 3:00 PM ET
🎤 Presenter: George H, Philadelphia Recovery Historian
🎟️ FREE and open to the public!

✅ Register: https://us06web.zoom.us/.../register/CQCs8HzLQU6igtH6kPyCvQ

02/23/2026

Nonprofits shouldn’t be left with fewer resources to serve our communities.

NCADD is encouraging nonprofit leaders to join a national sign-on letter urging Congress to remove harmful nonprofit provisions from the tax bill moving through Congress. The letter is led by the National Council of Nonprofits, Independent Sector, United Philanthropy Forum, and Council on Foundations.

✅ Sign on by the end of this week (Fri, Feb 27, 2026)
🔗 Sign-on form: councilofnonprofits.org/form/national-letter-to-protect-nonprofits

📌 What’s at stake (sector impacts + summary): councilofnonprofits.org/articles/major-tax-package-heads-senate-call-today-protect-nonprofits

02/22/2026

NCADD Webinar: Big Book Pioneers and the Greater Philadelphia Area Recovery Experiment

Join NCADD for a fascinating look at the Greater Philadelphia area “Alcoholism Recovery Experiment” (1940–1949)—a regional story spanning Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware. Featuring early pioneers James M. Burwell, John Henry Fitzhugh Mayo, and Marty Mann (NCADD founder).

🗓️ Thursday, March 12, 2026
🕒 3:00 PM ET
🎤 Presenter: George H, Philadelphia Recovery Historian

FREE and OPEN TO THE PUBLIC!

✅ Register here: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/CQCs8HzLQU6igtH6kPyCvQ

02/14/2026

Happy Valentine’s Day from NCADD ❤️ Whether today feels joyful, complicated, or heavy—you’re not alone. Connection can look like a text to a friend, a quiet moment of self-kindness, or reaching out for support when you need it.

If you or someone you love is looking for help, tools, or guidance, resources are available at www.ncaddnational.org.

02/10/2026

NCADD’s Annual Partnership Survey is now open—and we want to hear from YOU!

If you’re an NCADD affiliate or partner, please take 3–5 minutes to share what you need most in the year ahead. The survey covers key areas like:

✅ Programs and services priorities
✅ Leadership development needs
✅ Potential impacts of federal funding changes
✅ Interest in affiliate-led webinars
✅ Cost-savings opportunities

🗓️ Please complete by February 28, 2026 so we can use your feedback to strengthen support, expand practical resources, and grow new opportunities across the country.

Take the survey here: https://forms.office.com/pages/responsepage.aspx?id=KDRGKLgVQE-EIt0MzXdp8BYUjePFPjZCuTSPIu3G4zJUNVBXU0tLR1hHSFdaU1VXS0hFR01NRDIwTy4u&route=shorturl

02/02/2026

Substance use disorder affects families in every community. NCADD supports national coordination that strengthens prevention, improves access to services, and builds long-term recovery supports—grounded in clear goals, transparency, and real partnership with community organizations.

Read our statement: https://ncaddnational.org/news/ncadd-statement-on-white-house-executive-order-establishing-the-great-american-recovery-initiative/

01/30/2026

🌟 January is National Staying Sober Month, a time to celebrate strength, resilience, and the power of choosing wellness. Whether you’re embracing sobriety for the first time, continuing your recovery journey, or supporting someone you love, this month is for YOU.

💬 If you'd like to read and learn about inspirational stories from others, visit Recovery Stories at https://lnkd.in/eRmp2YN6.

Together, we can show that a brighter, healthier 2025 starts with one choice at a time. 💙

01/19/2026

Today, we honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy of justice, courage, and compassion. At NCADD, we’re committed to mental health, prevention, and recovery support so no one has to struggle alone. Let’s keep building communities where help is easier to access and hope is within reach.

01/15/2026

NCADD applauds the White House’s decision to reverse the proposed cuts to critical mental health and substance use grant funding.

These dollars help communities across the country deliver prevention, treatment, recovery support, and crisis services—resources people depend on every day.

We’re relieved by the reversal, and we’ll keep advocating for stable, reliable federal support so services aren’t disrupted and lives aren’t put at risk.

Read more: https://ncaddnational.org/news/ncadd-applauds-white-house-reversal-restoring-critical-mental-health-substance-use-grant-funding/

01/14/2026

NCADD member affiliates are already feeling the impact of the abrupt termination of SAMHSA grants—putting prevention, recovery supports, and community-based mental health services at risk in local communities.

One example is PreventEd (St. Louis, MO), which reports four terminated contracts totaling over $1.7 million—funding that was planned for 2026 staffing and programming. The loss will impact universal classroom prevention presentations, community-based prevention support, Mental Health First Aid trainings in schools, peer support services, and naloxone education across the St. Louis region.

We’re also hearing from other affiliates across the country, including Addiction Prevention Coalition (Homewood, AL), which reports three terminated grants totaling $290,000—about one quarter of its budget—reducing universal prevention services and eliminating mental health training efforts for youth and adults.

Read more and take action (links + resources):
https://ncaddnational.org/news/abrupt-termination-of-samhsa-grants-threatens-prevention-recovery-and-mental-health-services-impacting-ncadd-member-affiliates-nationwide/

01/11/2026

Dry January is a reminder that change is possible—one day, one choice, one moment at a time. If you’re exploring a month without alcohol, NCADD is here to support you with trusted resources and encouragement.

01/01/2026

Step into a new year with NCADD. ✨A new year can be a fresh start—whether you’re exploring sobriety for the first time, returning to recovery, or supporting someone you love. You don’t have to do it alone. NCADD connects people with trusted education, prevention resources, and help—plus an affiliate network across the country so support is closer than you think.

Make 2026 the year you choose hope, health, and help when you need it. 💜

🔎 Find support near you: Visit our website to explore NCADD’s affiliate network at www.ncaddnational.org.

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