This effort provides mental health counseling for those addicted to substances is crucial for addressing the underlying causes of addiction, developing coping strategies, and improving overall well-being. By addressing mental health issues, individuals can work towards long-term recovery and a better quality of life. 

Organizing street outreach with food distribution and basic needs for those addicted to substances is critical for providing support and resources to individuals who may be homeless or facing poverty. It can help meet their basic needs, build trust, and connect them to other services such as addiction treatment and mental health counseling. Advocates hit the streets to provide support needed.

This effort supports youth services for children whose parents have experienced addiction addressing the impacts of trauma and helping children build resiliency. Strives to provide a safe and supportive environment for children to learn and grow, connect them with other resources, and break the cycle of addiction by addressing underlying issues early on. 

This effort supports policy and advocacy activities (such as administrative advocacy, state legislative advocacy and municipal advocacy) aimed at preventing/addressing substance abuse and creating pathways to more accessible, rehabilitation for residents of color, low-income residents, and/or residents experiencing unique treatment barriers (such as returning citizens).