Partnership for Drug-Free Kids

Partnership to End Addiction, formerly known as the Partnership for Drug-Free Kids, is a prominent national non-profit organization dedicated to supporting families impacted by substance use and addiction. Formed through the 2019 merger of the Partnership for Drug-Free Kids and the National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse (CASA), the organization provides evidence-based resources, support services, and advocacy. They offer a national helpline, peer-to-peer coaching for parents, and extensive educational content focused on prevention, intervention, and recovery. The organization is widely recognized for its historical public service announcement campaigns and currently focuses on transforming how the United States addresses addiction through a combination of direct family support and systemic policy advocacy.