Intergenerational trauma can be healed.

Join us Feb 8–14, 2026 for COA Awareness Week. By coming together across communities and countries, we can help every child impacted by the disease of addiction feel seen, supported, and safe. #COAWeek2026 #EveryChildEverywhere #MakeADifference Learn more nacoa.org/coa-awareness-…

MLK's attitude towards children was deeply rooted in hope, justice, and character; viewing them as the future. The message that whatever your circumstances & your current abilities, you can move forward can be transformative. Help youth believe that better days are waiting.

#COAAwarenessWeek2026 is only a few weeks away. Visit our website, explore the options & during the week join caring adults around the world committed to kids impacted by parental substance use that they are not alone! #COAWeek2026 #EveryChildEverywhere

Many kids in the US are excited about the upcoming storm. Being homebound when parents are struggling with the disease of addiction (COAs), these kids are often frightened & alone; assuming that the turmoil in their home is all their fault. Reach out to them #CaringAdult #SnowDay

COA Awareness Week 2026! Each year NACoA provides a Speaker Series hosting renowned experts in the field who present on important topics related to youth impacted by SUDs and how to support them. Learn more and register nacoa.org/coa-speaker-se…

#COAAwarenessWeek2026 is next week. Visit our website, review the social media kit, and participate in the 2026 COA Week Speaker Series. Join #caringadults committed to reminding every child everywhere that they are not alone! #EveryChildEverywhere nacoa.org/coa-awareness-…

#COAAwarenessWeek – Feb 8 – 14. Join caring adults help youth impacted by parental #SUDs. With your help, hope & healing can be available for every child, everywhere around the world. Learn more & register for the 2026 COA Awareness Week Speaker Series: Nacoa.org

#COAWeek2026 is here! Join NACoA and caring adults around the world as we raise awareness about the impact of parental substance use on youth. Help us let every child everywhere know they are seen, supported, and safe. Learn more: nacoa.org/coa-awareness-…

It's okay not to be okay. Help is always available if you or someone you love is having a hard time, or for those struggling with mental health or substance use challenges. ❤️ Help yourself & share to help others: samhsa.gov/find-help

During #COAWeek, we are providing webinars to help #caringadults provide hope & healing for youth in their communities who are impacted by parental substance use! Learn more our the 2026 Speaker Series or to register: nacoa.org/coa-speaker-se…

NACoA is thrilled to announce during #COAWeek2026 that the Grief Guidance for COAs is NOW AVAILABLE as part of the Children’s Program Kit. Learn more about creating supportive programs for youth impacted by parental SUDs using the Kit here: nacoa.org/childrens-prog…

When teens talk to other teens @ their experiences w/ parental substance use, they discover they aren't the only ones. Teens can find validation for how they feel & realize they can live in a healthier way. #COAWeek2026 #EveryChildEverywhere #Resilience

Many adults convince themselves that younger children aren't aware of challenges related to parental substance use. This simply isn't true. Learn more about the customized resources available to remind young children they are not alone & help is available. sesameworkshop.org/topics/parenta…

#COAWeek2026 is ending, but the challenges for our youth impacted by parental #SUDs is not. Together, we can continue to be a beacon of hope for these kids & teens, letting them know they are not alone.. NACoA resources can help nacoa.org/resources/