STUDENTS & YOUNG PEOPLE

The Association of Recovery Schools provides a directory of recovery high schools dedicated to educating and supporting students in recovery, with a focus on abstinence.

Recovery high schools help students continue their education in a recovery-supportive setting. Programs vary from dedicated campuses to limited but meaningful supports.

ARHE’s Collegiate Recovery Directory includes Collegiate Recovery Programs (CRP) located in college and university settings, combining education with peer and other recovery supports.

Collegiate recovery programs offer support and community for students in recovery. Programs vary by school. Check the school’s website for current details.

A national organization, YPR’s mission includes providing life skills and peer support to help young people recover from substance use disorder. Find chapters, meetings, and events.

A variety of treatment and recovery resources for adolescents, teens, and young adults can be found here, listed by state.

Students with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder face challenges that can increase the risk of substance use disorder. ADHD-focused schools provide structure and coping skills.

Job Corps provides free training and support for low-income youth aged 16–24 to help launch their careers.