See also the recovery programs offered as support groups by individual churches. To locate individual listings for professional services in this field, try the following headings in the print or Internet version of the Yellow Pages:

Local and State Resources

American Council for Drug Educations - Drug Helpline
1-800-378-4435
24-hour confidential, anonymous telephone support.

JADAC - Jeffferson Alcohol and Drug Abuse Center
502-583-3951
Part of Centerstone Services

Narcotics Anonymous
502-569-1769 (24-hour helpline)
www.nalouisville.net local web site
www.na.org national web site
NA is an international, community-based association of recovering drug addicts. Started in 1947, the NA movement is one of the world's oldest and largest of its type, with nearly twenty thousand weekly meetings in seventy countries. Membership is open to any drug addict, regardless of the particular drug or combination of drugs used. The Louisville site lists about 100 meetings a week - pretty impressive.

Nar-Anon
www.louisvilleareanaranon.com local web site. There are currently four Nar-Anon groups that meet in Louisville.
www.naranoncentral.org Kentucky, Ohio, Tennessee, and West Virginia
513-752-8281 (Not a crisis line, but a Hope Line to help you connect to a Nar-Anon member who can help you find a local meeting)
www.nar-anon.org national
Nar-Anon is a fellowship for families and friends of addicts whose lives have been or are being affected by someone else’s addiction.

National and Internet Resources

Cocaine Anonymous
800-347-8998 - national referral Line for updated information only, not a hotline.
www.ca.org
Cocaine Anonymous is a fellowship of, by, and for cocaine addicts seeking recovery. Friends and family of cocaine addicts should contact Co-Anon Family Groups, a fellowship dedicated to their much different needs. No current Louisville groups, but others elsewhere in the commonwealth.

Marijuana Anonymous
800-766-6779
www.marijuana-anonymous.org
Marijuana Anonymous is a fellowship of men and women who share our experience, strength, and hope with each other that we may solve our common problem and help others to recover from marijuana addiction. No local groups are listed, but articles and publications can be of use.

Addiction Group
addictiongroup.org
Addiction Group is an informational web guide created for people struggling with substance use disorders (SUD), alcohol use disorders (AUD), and co-occurring mental health disorders. Our team of journalists, researchers, doctors, and medical professionals helps people find the right treatment for their individual needs and unique situations.