Learn how Advocates for Opioid Recovery is fighting for opioid use disorder survivors and co-survivors.
What we do
The goal of Advocates for Opioid Recovery (AOR) is to support survivors and co-survivors of opioid use disorder (OUD). We aim to break down barriers to science-based, evidence-based treatment and support systems that can reduce death and suffering from opioid addiction and produce more long-term opioid addiction survivors who are positively engaged in their families and communities.
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#LetsTrumpAddiction is an Award-Winning Campaign
Our #LetsTrumpAddiction social media campaign to encourage President Trump to reaffirm his commitment to ending the opioid crisis in his Joint Session speech to Congress is a winner! Thanks to your tireless advocacy, this campaign has won two incredible awards.
AOR signs on to group letter urging the U.S. Senate to correct the law that will help to ensure equal access to FDA approved treatment options
AOR signs on to group letter to urging the US Senate to correct the law that will help to ensure equal access to FDA approved treatment options.
AOR Statement of Support for National Plan to Address Opioid Misuse
Advocates for Opioid Recovery supports National Plan to Address Opioid Misuse National Safety Council and other organizations unveil roadmap for presidential candidates Washington, DC – February 25, 2020 – Advocates for Opioid
Advocates for Opioid Recovery to Attend the Second Annual Building Communities of Recovery Conference
Advocates for Opioid Recovery is proud to sponsor and attend the 2ndannual Building Communities of Recovery Conferencepresented by our friends at the Davis Direction Foundation. In less than a week, hundreds of providers, social workers, and community leaders will gather
Opioid overdose deaths are down but the fight is far from over
CDC.gov Opioid overdose deaths are down but the fight is far from over Leandra BernsteinSinclair Broadcast GroupJuly 22, 2019 Read the full article here. Excerpt: In recent years, addiction treatment advocates have worked to change negative preconceptions about
AOR Joins Mental Health for US Coalition
Advocates for Opioid Recovery (AOR) is proud to join the Mental Health for UScoalition as we continue our work to break down barriers to recovery across the country. Mental Health for USis a nonpartisan, educational initiative focused on elevating mental
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