SAVING LIVES AND SUPPORTING RECOVERY
WE BELIEVE
Addiction is a health condition that requires proper care & treatment
Recovery is possible and there are many pathways to recovery
People who use substances have a right to healthcare and dignity
Harm Reduction and Recovery work better together
Compassion, love, & connection change Lives
Family Recovery and engagement are valuable
Getting support should be easy
Get Nalaxone
To request a FREE naloxone opioid overdose reversal kit, please fill out our confidential order request form.
Connect With A Peer Specialist
Call or Text
703-653-4221
Peer Support Specialists are available to connect, listen, provide guidance, referrals and emotional support.
Find Treatment
Access local DMV treatment programs and resources. Use the SAFE Project National Treatment Finder tool for assistance in locating appropriate programs & levels of care.
Speak with a Family Specialist
Call or Text
703-831-7407
A Family Peer Support Specialist is available to answer your questions, provide guidance & referrals
Support Our Work
Some of the community care services we provide:
overdose prevention training and naloxone kits
recovery housing support
peer recovery support specialists
peer recovery support specialist warm line
treatment referrals & resource navigation
disease testing
employment & transportation assistance
family support and a warm line for referrals and resources
A $50 donation provides four doses of lifesaving naloxone, essentially saving four lives.
A $100 donation provides two individuals entering recovery housing with Warm Welcome Kits. These kits include new bedding, dishes, and personal care items.
A $500 donation helps an individual move into safe recovery housing.
All donations are welcome both big and small. Every one time or recurring donation helps save lives and support recovery.
Our Impact
The Chris Atwood Foundation works to provide FREE life saving recovery support and resources to people impacted by substance use to create policy changes that serve the health and well-being of the community, and to help prevent substance use disorder.
Join us for
Hope in Motion
Saturday, May 1st
The Chris Atwood Foundation is building on the success of last years virtual Hiking for Hope, by launching our inaugural “any movement” challenge:
Hope in Motion!
The CAF supports all paths to recovery from substance use disorder. One of the foundational philosophies of harm reduction is to celebrate “any positive change” that improves health and wellbeing while reducing harms caused by substance use disorder. In the spirit of positive change, we encourage you to move your body in support of our mission!
