Recovery Resources
Whatever you need right now—crisis support, harm-reduction tools, naloxone, or guidance for a loved one—you'll find it here. All of it free, and all of it grounded in meeting people where they are.
You Are Not Alone
Free, confidential support is available 24/7. Reaching out is a sign of strength.
988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
Call or text 98824/7 free, confidential support for anyone in emotional distress or crisis.
SAMHSA National Helpline
1-800-662-4357Free, confidential treatment referral and information—24/7, 365 days a year, English & Spanish.
Find & Carry Naloxone
Reverse an overdoseNaloxone (Narcan) is safe, free, and saves lives. Learn how to get it and use it.
In an emergency, call 911. If someone is overdosing, give naloxone if available and stay with them.
Harm Reduction Toolkits
Download YPR's official harm-reduction resources—practical, honest, and free to share.
Harm Reduction Toolkit
YPR's complete guide to staying safer, practical strategies grounded in dignity and choice.
Open ToolkitNaloxone / Narcan Guide
What naloxone is, how to get it, and how to use it to reverse an opioid overdose.
Learn About NaloxoneXylazine FAQ Sheet
What you need to know about xylazine ("tranq") in the drug supply and how to stay safer.
Read the FAQParent's Guide to Harm Reduction
For families: how to support a young person using harm-reduction principles, not fear.
Get the GuideHarm Reduction Toolkit Resources
Curated links on Good Samaritan laws, human trafficking, and more from the full Toolkit.
View ResourcesDEI Outreach Toolkit
Diversity, equity & inclusion materials to make recovery outreach welcoming for everyone.
Open DEI ToolkitGet this resource
Quick info, then it's yours — no spam, just the download.
Full Resource Directory
National hotlines and trusted organizations, organized by need. Tap a category to expand. In an emergency, call 911.
Harm Reduction 5 +
Alcohol & Substance Use 6 +
Crisis & Emergency Lines 5 +
Suicide Prevention 5 +
Domestic & Sexual Violence 5 +
Mental Health & Family Support 4 +
LGBTQ+ 5 +
Eating Disorders 2 +
Specific Disorders 5 +
Grief Support 5 +
Trauma Survivors 4 +
Youth & Parenting 5 +
Sexual Health & Pregnancy 4 +
BIPOC & Community 2 +
Career & Reentry 2 +
Links open trusted third-party organizations. YPR shares these for support and information; we don't operate them.
Anyone Can Carry It. Anyone Can Use It.
Naloxone (often known by the brand Narcan) is a safe medication that rapidly reverses an opioid overdose. It's easy to use, it can't be misused, and it can mean the difference between life and death while help is on the way.
- 1 Recognize the signs, unresponsive, slow or no breathing, blue lips or fingertips.
- 2 Give naloxone, spray into one nostril, or follow the injectable instructions.
- 3 Call 911 and stay, give a second dose after 2–3 minutes if there's no response.
Resources Are a Start.
Community Is What Lasts.
Downloads help—but recovery happens with other people. When you're ready, YPR chapters offer peer support, all-recovery meetings, and a place to belong exactly as you are.
- Talk to SomeonePeer support from people who've been there
- All-Recovery MeetingsIn person and online—all pathways welcome
- Todo en EspañolRecursos y apoyo disponibles en español
You belong here. Take what you need, and know the door's always open.