Alcoholism & Drug Abuse Council of Orange County

The Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Council of Orange County (ADAC) is a non-profit organization dedicated to addressing alcoholism and drug addiction. Founded in 1972 by concerned community members, ADAC's mission is to educate the public about alcoholism and drug addiction as treatable family diseases. They advocate on behalf of those suffering from alcoholism and drug dependency, as well as the effects of these addictions.

ADAC also focuses on preventing alcoholism and drug dependencies through education and information dissemination. ADAC offers a range of programs and services to support individuals and families affected by addiction. These include information and referral services, family support navigation, peer engagement specialist services, and the School of Addiction Studies, which provides training programs and financial aid options.

If you or someone you know is facing addiction, ADAC provides confidential referrals and information to help. They also offer alcohol and drug screening tools to assess addiction risks. Connect with ADAC through their website or contact them directly to get the support you need.

For job openings, donations, or joining their mailing list, visit ADAC's website or get in touch by phone or fax. Stay connected with their work by following their Instagram page. ADAC is committed to making a difference in Orange County by promoting awareness, education, and support for those affected by alcoholism and drug addiction