Get Support in ASL

You deserve recovery support in your language.

Deaf adults in a recovery support setting

Who This Support Is For

This page is for:

  • Deaf individuals seeking addiction treatment or recovery support

  • Hard of hearing individuals needing accessible communication in care

  • Family members supporting someone in recovery

  • Providers assisting Deaf or Hard of Hearing clients

What RAAD Can Help With

RAAD provides guidance and support for individuals facing barriers to accessing treatment, including:

  • Identifying treatment programs that may offer accessible communication

  • Understanding available options for care and recovery

  • Navigating challenges related to interpreters or communication access

  • Providing general guidance on entering or staying in treatment

Common Barriers We Help Navigate

Many individuals face challenges such as:

  • Treatment programs without ASL-fluent staff

  • Limited access to qualified interpreters

  • Difficulty communicating with providers

  • Lack of accessible recovery environments

RAAD works to help individuals navigate these barriers and identify possible next steps.

What to Expect After You Contact Us

Response Timeline

RAAD will review your request and respond as soon as possible.

Communication Options

We aim to respond using your preferred communication format, including:

  • ASL video
  • Email
  • Other accessible formats when possible

What Information Helps Us Help You

Providing the following can help us respond more effectively:

  • Your location (city/state)
  • Type of support you are looking for
  • Preferred communication method

Request Support

Fill out the form below. We respond in your preferred communication format.

Privacy & Accessibility

RAAD respects your privacy and communication preferences.

Information shared through this form is used only to understand your request and provide appropriate support.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can RAAD find treatment for me?
RAAD can help identify potential options and provide guidance, but availability depends on location and program accessibility.
Do you provide therapy or counseling?
RAAD does not currently provide direct clinical services.
Can someone contact RAAD on my behalf?
Yes. Family members or providers can reach out to support someone in need.
Is this service free?
RAAD provides guidance and support at no cost.