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Children Embracing in Circle

PREVENTION PARTNERSHIP INTERNATIONAL

Prevention Partnership International (PPI) was born from Rosemary Tisch’s passion to break the cycle of addiction in families. It focuses on increasing support for families (parents and children) in early recovery from addiction, in order to break the cycles of

addiction, abuse and neglect, and family violence - all Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs).

 

PPI developed Celebrating Families!, an evidence-based program for families. The program is used throughout the US in Family Treatment Courts/Dependency Drug Courts. To purchase curriculums and training contact National Association for Children of Addiction (NACoA). For the Native American family adaptation, Wellbriety/Celebrating Families,! contact White Bison info@whitebison.org (877-871-1495).

 

PPI partners include many community-based organizations and treatment providers,

the National Association for Children of Addiction, National Alliance for Drug Endangered Children (OCAP), California Office of Child Abuse Prevention, ACEs Connections, FIRST5, Pilot sites (Pacific Clinics, Parisi House on the Hill), White Bison, the Department of Social Services, Courts, and Behavioral Health Agencies including mental health and substance use disorders treatment providers. Our programs serve families in their communities, churches, and schools.

 

PPI is a program of Family Resources International, a 501c3 nonprofit (Tax ID 77-

0444288).

Equity Statement  

Prevention Partnership International’s programs integrate principles, practices and policies based on equity for all. Our programs are specifically developed for families that are hurting due to addiction, child abuse, and violence, which often are multi-generational. We seek to be an unbiased organization committed to helping ourselves, our partner agencies, and families learn and grow. 

We embrace, support, empower, educate, guide and believe in all families.

Celebrating Families! Recently featured by Child Welfare League
Read article here. 

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