Associação Alcoolismo Feminino - AF
We are a non-profit association whose mission is to support women suffering from alcohol abuse in a safe, virtual environment, free from judgment and prejudice. As representatives of ISSUP Brazil, we will be responsible for coordinating activities related to alcohol consumption, with a special emphasis on research and the integration of a gender perspective, including the promotion of best practices in the care of women affected by alcohol consumption.
Associação Brasileira de Estudos do Álcool, tabaco e outras Drogas - ABEAD
The Brazilian Association for the Study of Alcohol and Other Drugs (ABEAD) is a non-profit scientific and interdisciplinary entity dedicated to the production, dissemination and application of scientific knowledge focused on the production and dissemination of knowledge about chemical and behavioral dependencies and their individual, family and social repercussions. For over four decades, it has established itself as a national reference in the field, with the mission of articulating science, prevention, clinical practice, public policies, and civil society, promoting ethical, effective, and evidence-based responses to the challenges related to addictions in Brazil.
https://febract.org.br/portal/
Federação Brasileira de Comunidades Terapêuticas - FEBRACT
The Brazilian Federation of Therapeutic Communities – FEBRACT has been operating for 35 years, bringing together Therapeutic Communities, qualifying their professionals and programs, and representing the sector nationally and internationally. Its actions are based on the principles of its Code of Ethics, which since 1994 has guided the operation of institutions and contributed to the formulation and consolidation of public policies on drugs.
With over 160 affiliated Therapeutic Communities and more than 9,000 students on its learning platform, it is present in all Brazilian states and maintains an international presence focused on strengthening, qualifying, and representing Therapeutic Communities, reflecting a commitment to human dignity and evidence-based practices, principles that guide the care, recovery, and guarantee of rights for people with substance use disorders.
Associação Freemind Brasil
For over a decade, the Freemind Brazil Association's mission has been "Helping People Help More People," promoting a culture of solidarity, knowledge, and social transformation. Our work is based on three fundamental pillars—Communication, Events, and Networking—which strengthen networks, disseminate evidence-based information, and inspire concrete actions throughout the country.
In our ten-year history, we have directly and indirectly impacted more than 5 million people, translating technical knowledge into accessible and applicable information, so that each individual and institution can transform knowledge into practice and care into action.