What does ADRF mean in NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS

The Alcohol and Drug Recovery Fund (ADRF) provides financial assistance to individuals seeking treatment for alcohol or drug addiction. Funds are used to cover costs such as outpatient counseling, detoxification, residential treatment programs, transportation, peer mentoring and other services aimed at helping individuals recover from substance use disorders. ADRF's mission is to provide needed financial assistance in an effort to reduce barriers that prevent individuals from getting the help they need.

No, ADRF funds can be used for a variety of treatments including outpatient counseling, detoxification, residential treatment, medication-assisted programs and more.

To apply for funds from the Alcohol and Drug Recovery Fund visit www.adrfund.org/apply and complete our online application form. You will need to provide supporting documents such as proof of income, proof of identity and documentation related to your substance use disorder/treatment needs. Once all required documents are submitted we will review your application within 5 business days and notify you of our decision via email or phone call.

Yes! We understand that receiving care requires an investment both financially and emotionally so we want to make sure that those in need can get the help they need regardless of their current stage in their recovery journey. If you are already enrolled in a treatment program please specify this on your application form as funding may vary based on individual circumstances.

To be considered for ADRF funding you must have a primary diagnosis of a substance use disorder verified by a qualified medical professional or provider related to alcohol or drugs; have income below 400% poverty level; be 18 years or older; reside in the United States; have access to an internet capable device; not owe any outstanding debts related to previous treatments funded by ADRF; not seek reimbursement through any other means while waiting on an ADRF decision; agree to provide timely updates regarding progress throughout the process; agree to allow ADRF staff contact providers associated with your treatment plan(s).

Yes, all approved requests must be used within 6 months from date of approval for purpose specified on the initial request form only and cannot exceed limits outlined during initial review process without prior approval from ADRF staff. Approved requests may only be used toward direct expenses associated with said purpose (no cash back) unless otherwise discussed with an ADRF board member prior to using funds.Any unused funds must be returned no later than 30 days after completion of initial request period end date.

Yes, once all required documents are submitted we will review your application within 5 business days and notify you via email or phone call regarding the status of your request (approved/denied). If approved you will also receive detailed instructions regarding how best proceed with using allocated funds.

Unfortunately no payment plans are not available at this time however we encourage anyone needing additional financial assistance beyond what we can offer directly see if other organizations might have resources available for them.

Yes, currently each individual is limited up to $1500 per calendar year unless special circumstances are discussed with board members prior requesting any amount above that limit.