CWC Alliance

501(c)3 Nonprofit Dedicated To Ending Opioid Misuse Through Education & Prevention. Founded by Cammie Wolf Rice. With CWC, prevention is possible.

Founded in 2018 by Cammie Wolf Rice in memory of her son, Christopher, CWC Alliance is a 501(c)(3) non-profit on a mission to prevent opioid misuse and addiction before it begins. In addition to our extensive advocacy efforts, our evidence-based programs provide education, mental wellness skills training, and pain management strategies directly to inpatient and outpatients experiencing a health cr

isis. CWC’s Life Care Specialists work within hospitals, delivering dedicated support to patients and healthcare professionals, while our innovative Care Coach training program extends our reach and resources to youth, parents, teachers, and community leaders alike. One patient at a time. Disclaimer: Medical information provided by CWC Alliance | Christopher Wolf Crusade, in the absence of a visit with a healthcare professional, must be considered as an educational service only. The information provided should not be relied upon as a medical consultation. This mechanism is not designed to replace a physician’s independent judgment about the appropriateness or risks for a given patient.

06/01/2026

Real skills. Real situations.

Prevention is about what happens before the moment. Building confidence, setting boundaries, and knowing how to respond under pressure.

That’s how we prepare for real life.

YPN is supported by funding from the Georgia Opioid Crisis Abatement Trust (GOCAT).

05/29/2026

What if talking about mental health felt as normal as talking about school, sports, or music?

Through the Youth Prevention Network, CWC Alliance and Resilient Georgia help young people build the language and confidence to talk about stress, emotions, and support before challenges become crises. Prevention starts with conversation.

This program is supported by funding from the Georgia Opioid Crisis Abatement Trust (GOCAT).

Learn more at cwc.ngo.

05/27/2026

In moments of pain, what matters most is feeling supported, informed, and not alone.

A calm presence, clear guidance, and someone who can help make sense of what comes next can change the entire experience. That is part of the value a Life Care Specialist brings by helping people feel grounded in difficult moments.

Support matters. So does being seen. 💜

05/25/2026

When stress feels loud, you do not have to solve everything at once.

Start with one steady thing. Your breath. Your feet on the ground. A sound in the room. A simple point of focus can help bring you back to the present.

Small tools like this can create space for calm, clarity, and support when it matters most. 💜

05/22/2026

The Youth Prevention Network is building the next generation of prevention leaders.

Through this statewide initiative, CWC Alliance and Resilient Georgia equip teens and the adults who support them with tools for mental wellness, healthy decision-making, and opioid and fentanyl education. When young people are empowered to choose themselves and support one another, real change becomes possible.

This program is supported by funding from the Georgia Opioid Crisis Abatement Trust (GOCAT).

Learn more or get connected at cwc.ngo.

05/17/2026

Resilience isn’t built all at once.

It shows up in small shifts, like a deeper breath, relaxed shoulders, or a clearer thought. These moments may seem simple, but they’re signs your mind and body are learning to regulate.

Pause and notice the shift.

Small shifts count.

05/15/2026

Education makes the greatest difference when it happens at the point of care.

Life Care Specialists support patients with alternative pain management options, family engagement, and follow-up after discharge. When patients understand their choices and feel supported through recovery, the impact can be profound.

That is prevention in action.

05/12/2026

Myth vs. Fact.

Opioid risk doesn’t only come from long-term use. It can begin with a single prescription without proper education and support.

Prevention starts with understanding.

05/10/2026

Thank you to WSB-TV and Linda Stouffer for helping amplify Christopher’s story and the urgent realities families are facing in the opioid crisis.

CWC Alliance is grateful for the opportunity to share critical information about emerging street drugs, fentanyl risks, and the continued need for education, awareness, and prevention.

Read the full article and watch the segment here:
https://www.wsbtv.com/news/local/ten-times-stronger-than-fentanyl-new-narcotic-street-drugs-tied-multiple-deaths/B77CRTILKJBU3CNAZZ6KIT3CVE/

05/08/2026

Connection is more than a feeling. It’s biology.

When young people feel safe, supported, and connected, their brains respond with calm and resilience. When they feel isolated or overwhelmed, the brain naturally looks for relief, sometimes in unhealthy places.

That’s why the Youth Prevention Network, led by CWC Alliance in partnership with Resilient Georgia, focuses on building strong relationships, safe spaces, and honest conversations. Prevention begins with connection.

This program is supported by funding from the Georgia Opioid Crisis Abatement Trust (GOCAT).

Learn more at cwc.ngo.

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