Resources — The Recovery Code

988

Suicide & Crisis Lifeline — call or text, 24/7, free and confidential. You don't have to be suicidal to call; it's for any emotional crisis.

SAMHSA National Helpline — 24/7, free, confidential. Treatment referrals and information for individuals and families facing substance use.

for: anyone_still_struggling

Start Here

findtreatment.govThe official, confidential, free treatment locator — search by zip code for detox, rehab, and outpatient programs near you.findtreatment.gov →
SAMHSA HelplineFree, confidential, 24/7 — treatment referrals and information, in English and Spanish. No insurance required to call.1-800-662-HELP (4357)
988 LifelineCall or text 988 for any emotional or substance-use crisis, 24/7. You don't have to be suicidal to reach out.988lifeline.org →
Cocaine Anonymous 24/7CA's national referral line.310-559-5833

for: finding_a_meeting — every path counts

Alcoholics AnonymousThe original 12-step fellowship — meetings everywhere, every day.aa.org →
Narcotics Anonymous12-step recovery from any drug — meeting search worldwide.na.org →
Cocaine Anonymous12-step fellowship for freedom from cocaine and all mind-altering substances.ca.org →
SMART RecoveryScience-based, self-empowering recovery meetings — in person and online.smartrecovery.org →
Recovery DharmaMeditation-based recovery rooted in Buddhist practice.recoverydharma.org →
CoDACo-Dependents Anonymous — for healthy relationships with self and others.coda.org →

for: meetings_anywhere_anytime — recovery is portable

Online Intergroup of AADirectory of online AA meetings running 24/7, worldwide.aa-intergroup.org →
NA VirtualNA's hub for virtual meetings, any time zone.na.org →
In The RoomsFree live online meetings across many recovery paths, all week long.intherooms.com →
Recovery Dharma OnlineMeditation-based recovery meetings, daily, from anywhere.recoverydharma.online →
White Bison WellbrietyNative American and Alaska Native centered Wellbriety circles, online and in person.whitebison.org →

clock_warning: most of these directories show meeting times in your own time zone, so open the listing and confirm before you go.

for: building_a_life_worth_protecting

The PhoenixFree sober active community — climbing, CrossFit, yoga, running. The only membership fee: 48 hours sober.thephoenix.org →
Young People in RecoveryPeer support, life-skills programs, and local chapters for young people in or seeking recovery.youngpeopleinrecovery.org →
5280 High SchoolDenver's tuition-free public recovery high school — a diploma and sobriety at the same time.5280highschool.org →

for: colorado_readers — time-sensitive

Health First ColoradoColorado is mailing letters in September 2026 telling members whether the new federal work requirement applies to them. The rule starts January 1, 2027, and renewals move to every six months. People in recovery from a substance use disorder for five years or less may be exempt if it keeps them from 80 hours a month. Run the screener and keep written proof of your treatment or recovery status.FAQ & screener →

for: family_and_friends — you're on this path too

Al-AnonFor anyone affected by someone else's drinking — meetings in person, by phone, and online.al-anon.org →
Nar-AnonFor families and friends affected by someone else's drug use.nar-anon.org →
AlateenPart of Al-Anon, for teenagers affected by a loved one's drinking.al-anon.org/alateen →
Families AnonymousA 12-step fellowship for family and friends of those with substance use or behavioral issues.familiesanonymous.org →
Partnership to End AddictionFree, personalized help for parents and caregivers — including one-on-one support via text.drugfree.org →

note: these are doors, not "the" way. Wherever you are tonight, one of them is open. Know a resource that belongs here? Tell us.