Eric Owens

Free Faith-Based Rehab Helps Men in North Carolina

Naaman’s Recovery Village is a free-faith based rehab in North Carolina helping men overcome substance use disorders through structured residential programs.  This center in High...

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Free Substance Use Resources Available Across Idaho

Idahoans searching for free rehabs or substance use support no longer have to look far. A resource center at Boise State University quietly provides free...

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Free Rehab Center Breaks Ground in West Virginia

A faith-based nonprofit in Raleigh County, West Virginia is growing its free rehab program after breaking ground on a new residential facility, offering hope to...

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Free Opioid Rehab Funded in Bamberg County To Treat Addiction

Residents of Bamberg County, South Carolina will soon have access to free rehab services after receiving federal funding through the South Carolina Opioid Recovery Fund...

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West Virginia Teen’s Nonprofit Offers Free Drug Prevention Resources

A 16-year-old in Morgantown, West Virginia is proving that addiction prevention doesn't have to cost families anything. His work is pointing to a broader network...

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Federal Funds Now Cover Opioid Treatment Meds for Parents

Uninsured parents struggling with opioid addiction may now be able to access life-saving medications at little or no cost. A new federal policy directs child...

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Federal Funds Expand Low-Cost Rehab Access

The numbers have risen to alarming levels. Nearly one in four people 12 and older have abused drugs in the past year. Homelessness increased by...

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Free Reno Workshop Helps Families Navigate Addiction

Families dealing with a loved one's addiction or mental health crisis often don't know where to turn, and the help they need can feel financially...

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Idaho Rehab Now Accepts Medicaid: Free & Low-Cost Treatment in Boise

Boise-area residents who have been putting off addiction treatment because of cost now have a new option. Icarus Wellness & Recovery, a Joint Commission-accredited rehab...

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Palm Beach Builds Low-Cost Rehab Housing

A pilot program aimed at low-cost housing people after addiction treatment received a unanimous go-ahead from commissioners in Palm Beach County, Florida. The vote allocates opioid...

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Free Addiction Response Training Being Held in Ohio

The Tuscarawas County Health Department is offering free addiction response training on February 27, 2026, that could help Ohio residents access free rehabs and low-cost...

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Free 24/7 Addiction Helpline Expands Access to Care

Addiction Helpline America has recently launched a free, 24/7 addiction helpline designed to improve access to care for people struggling with substance dependencies, regardless of...

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Candlelight Vigil Highlights Need for Free Addiction Treatment in California

A Bakersfield, California nonprofit recently held a candlelight vigil for those lost to addiction, bringing renewed attention to the ongoing need for accessible treatment and...

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Medicaid Cuts May Limit Opioid Rehab Access in Washington

The Big Beautiful Bill, which passed in 2025, included several federal Medicaid cuts that will be implemented this year. Washington’s Health Care Authority (HCA) says...

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Nonprofit Offers Free Addiction Treatment in North Carolina

A nonprofit organization is helping people access free opioid addiction treatment in North Carolina. In Albermarle, local resident Alison Hudson Mingle opened Will’s Place after...

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Medicaid Rollback Threatens Opioid Treatment Access

According to a new RAND study, the rollback of Medicaid enhancements during the pandemic is resulting in rising numbers of people ending opioid use disorder...

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San Diego Rehab Expands Low Cost Insurance Options

Harmony Grove Recovery in San Diego, CA is expanding access to affordable addiction treatment to those in need by partnering with major insurance providers and...

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Medicaid Cuts Limit Opioid Care, Widen Racial Gaps

New research shows Medicaid cuts limit opioid treatment access and worsen racial disparities, leaving Black and Latino communities at higher risk. Despite facing higher rates...

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