Because addiction affects us all.

Everyone deserves support & recovery resources.

Support for the recovery community since 2008

Our Mission.

To decrease the adverse impact of addiction within our community and offer support in recovery.

We will be ok.

Together we can overcome and heal.

Together we are stronger

It just takes time, effort, and lots of support.

How we help.

 

Email contact@rileyutah.org with questions.

Free Children Workshops.

The Seven C’s Workshop Series is the heart of who we are as an organization. Geared toward children ages 3-12 and primary caregivers, this evidence based program uses fun and play to help children cope with addiction in their family.

The goal of the workshop program is to help kids separate the parent they love from the illness that hurts.

Email contact@rileyutah.org with questions.

Scholarships for Treatment.

The Treatment Scholarship Program awards grants for individuals who are seeking treatment for substance use and mental health disorders. We believe alleviating obstacles to access of treatment ultimately serves the entire community.

The goal of the scholarship program is to decrease the adverse impact addiction has on families and the community.

Email contact@rileyutah.org with questions.

George Cross Memorial Scholarship Fund.

We are fortunate to be able to collaborate with the Cross Family in honoring his father who was passionate in supporting those on the journey of recovery.

The George Cross Memorial Fund has been established to allow those who had the privilege to know George an opportunity to continue his legacy of helping those struggling to get the resources they need on their journey of recovery..

National Children of Addiction

Awareness Week (each February)

One way we can support families with addiction issues is learn about the impact addiction has on kids. It's HARD but it's important. Shame prevents lots of adults from looking at addiction from the lens of the kids. Beyond the shame is the fact that there is a lot that we can do to help kids be ok, while separating the parent they love from the illness that hurts.

Check out the amazing and brave kids in this Emmy award winning Nick News segment with Linda Ellerbee.