SAMHSA Supports Alcohol Awareness Month

Alcohol Awareness Month (AAM) is an annual observance held in April that encourages local communities to focus on alcoholism and alcohol-related issues. AAM began as a way to inform the American public that alcoholism is a treatable disease, not a moral weakness, and that people who are addicted to alcohol can and do recover.

AAM is sponsored by the National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence (NCADD), an organization dedicated to fighting the stigma and disease of alcoholism and other drug addictions.

Featured SAMHSA Web Sites

		Reach Out Now (RON) Promotes underage drinking prevention initiatives nationwide to help educators and communities prevent and reduce underage alcohol use.
		Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders Center for Excellence Facilitates the development and improvement of prevention, treatment, and care systems in the United States by providing national leadership and facilitating collaboration in the field.

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