Free, confidential addiction help for Coloradans. From Denver and Boulder to Pueblo and the Western Slope — our counselors connect you with local treatment 24 hours a day.
Simple Process
Dial our free number anytime — day or night. A trained counselor answers within minutes, not a recording.
Share your situation in your own words. We listen without judgment and ask questions to understand your needs.
We connect you with the right local programs in Colorado based on your substance, insurance, and preferences.
Free • Confidential • No Insurance Required
What We Cover
Our counselors connect you with appropriate treatment regardless of your substance, situation, or location in the state.
See what happens when you callHelp for dependence on opioids, prescription pills, methamphetamine, cocaine, and other substances.
Confidential support for alcohol use disorder, connecting you with detox and treatment options.
Integrated treatment for co-occurring addiction and mental health conditions like depression or PTSD.
Guidance for families of people with addiction, including intervention resources and Al-Anon referrals.
Connections to medically supervised detoxification programs for safe, comfortable withdrawal.
Help with step-down care, sober living options, and ongoing support after primary treatment.
Real Stories
Names and identifying details have been changed to protect privacy. Shared with permission.
I called from Denver after years of struggling with alcohol. The counselor matched me with a program that had flexible hours so I didn't have to quit my job. I'm one year sober.
Getting help in a small mountain town felt impossible. The hotline found me a telehealth program plus a local AA chapter. It worked.
I called for my son who was using fentanyl. The counselor walked us through every step of getting him into detox. We didn't have to figure it out alone.
Local Help
Education & Resources
Colorado was among the first states to legalize recreational cannabis. But legalization brought unintended consequences. Learn about cannabis use disorder, risks, and treatment options.
Addiction affects whole families, not just the individual. This guide gives Colorado families evidence-based strategies for helping without enabling, and finding support for themselves.
Colorado has seen a dramatic rise in fentanyl-related overdose deaths. This guide covers the scope of the crisis, which communities are most affected, and how to get help.
Addiction Screening
Answer a few questions to see if substance use may be impacting your life. Takes about 60 seconds.
Screening tool only — not a clinical diagnosis. Only a licensed healthcare provider can diagnose a substance use or mental health condition.
Our counselors are standing by right now — free, confidential, and ready to help you find treatment in Colorado.
Free • No Insurance Required • 24/7
