Representing Over 1 Million Georgians, Peers, Their Families, and the Professionals Who Provide Services
Announcing The Substance Use Disorder Policy Partnership (GSUDPP) which consists of 40 organizations serving people affected by Substance use Disorder (Addiction), their families, and the professionals who provide word class care representing the largest constituency of Georgians impacted by addiction in the public policy community.
The Substance Use Disorder Policy Partnership (GSUDPP) supports policies which advance positive solutions, increased funding, and removes stigmatizing barriers for those impacted by addictions and the professionals who provide care and services.
This is a united coalition supporting substance abuse prevention, treatment, and recovery representing over one million Georgians, their families, and the professionals who provide services.
“The CDC just announced the life expectancy rate in the United States has decreased. They listed two medical reasons as to why: overdoses and COVID. Addiction is an epidemic. Addiction is killing people in communities across Georgia and devastating families, the workforce, our medical system, our schools, and our law enforcement structure. The Substance Use Disorder Policy Partnership is a historic united coalition bringing the entire community working on addiction together. Together, we will work to advance substance abuse prevention, treatment, and recovery policies,” said Jeff Breedlove, Chief of Policy and Communications, Georgia Council for Recovery
The other founding members are:
The Georgia Council for Recovery
Georgia Prescription Drug Abuse Prevention Initiative
Georgia Addiction Counselors Association
Georgia Association of Recovery Residencies
Alcohol and Drug Abuse Certification Board of Georgia
Opioid Treatment Providers of Georgia
Georgia Overdose Prevention
Georgia Alcohol Policy Alliance
Georgians for Responsible Marijuana Policy
Realty 4 Recovery (Forsyth County)
In Ryan’s Name (Fayette County) )
Nick’s New Beginnings (Butts County)
Divas Who Win (Clarke County)
Macon Recovers (Bibb County)
R2ISE (Fulton County)
Coweta FORCE (Coweta County)
Reboot Jackson (Jackson County)
Stand INC “Home of the Door” (DeKalb County)
Recovery Bartow (Bartow County)
Rise Up (Laurens County)
Recovery Connections (Gwinnett County)
Grit and Grace (Rockdale County)
New Roots Glynn (Glynn County)
People Living In Recovery (Clarke County)
J’s Pace (Hall County)
Self-Discovery 24 (Stephens County)
Recovery Place (Chatham County)
Loud Recovery (Lumpkin County)
Gardens of Hope (Toombs County)
Your Haven (Haralson County)
Oasis Recovery (Tift County)
The Never Alone Clubhouse (Douglas County)
Front Porch Recovery (Chatham County)
The Vine Addiction Recovery Center (Spalding County)
Freedom Through Recovery (Bulloch County)
Impact Alliance of South Atlanta (Henry County)
The Bridge Recovery (White County)
The HUB (Ware County)
Walton Empowers (Walton County)
iHOPE (Houston County)
New Life Recovery Support Center (Sumter County)
For Additional Information:
Jeff Breedlove
Chief of Policy and Communications
Georgia Council for Recovery
404-615-5735
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