Mother comforting her teenage daughter, resting a hand on her head

Children affected by familial substance use can feel alone, confused and responsible for what is happening around them.

Children affected by familial substance use deserve support, understanding and hope. NACoA provides trusted resources, training and programs.
Mother comforting her teenage daughter, resting a hand on her head

National Association for Children of Addiction

Support for Children and Families Affected by Addiction

Children affected by familial substance use can feel alone, confused and responsible for what is happening around them.

They may not have the words to explain what they are experiencing, and the adults around them may not know how to recognize the signs or begin the conversation.
  • Children may blame themselves
  • Trusted adults may miss the signs
  • Families may not know where to turn

You Do Not Have to Figure This Out Alone

NACoA helps children and families understand what they are experiencing, equips trusted adults to respond with confidence, and provides proven programs organizations can put into practice.

Trusted Guidance

Age-appropriate support for children, teens, adult children, parents and caregivers.

Practical Tools

Resources and training that help professionals recognize the signs and respond with confidence.

Proven Programs

Evidence-based programs organizations can use to support children and families.

You do not have to figure this out alone.

NACoA helps children and families understand what they are experiencing, equips trusted adults to respond with confidence, and provides proven programs organizations can put into practice.

Trusted Guidance

Age-appropriate support for children, teens, adult children, parents and caregivers.

Practical Tools

Resources and training that help professionals recognize the signs and respond with confidence.

Proven Programs

Evidence-based programs organizations can use to support children and families.

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