WHY WE EXIST
Promising ideas need careful testing. Effective care needs to reach more people.
We want to help close the distance between addiction research and everyday care. That means working with clinical and research partners to test new options and learn what helps.
OUR FIRST PROJECT
Testing whether TMS can strengthen recovery
A study in Portland, Oregon is testing whether adding TMS to usual care can help people recovering from opioid or alcohol use disorder. TMS remains experimental for these conditions.
60
adults planned to take part
3
randomly assigned study groups
20
daily TMS sessions over 4 weeks (two groups)
6wk
from first survey to final survey
Source: IRB-approved study consent form, WSU IRB #25-0427. These numbers describe how the study is designed. They are not results.
WHAT GUIDES OUR WORK
What supporters can expect
Real evidence
We test new options with care, so the field learns what helps and what does not.
Shared expertise
Clinicians, researchers, and community leaders work on one problem together.
Wider access
Our goal is care that reaches people who cannot easily afford or find it today.
PEOPLE AND PURPOSE
Meet the people behind the Foundation
Get to know our board and the experience they bring to the Foundation’s work.
Early days. Clear about where we stand.
Our first project is still underway. We do not have study results to share yet.
Help move the work forward.
Bring your expertise, contribute practical help, or support the Foundation with a gift.