MATSA MMTSA Founder/Director
Ph: 304-376-2129
Email: [email protected]
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A grassroots Advocacy, Support & Harm Reduction organization by & for people on Medication for Opioid Use and/or seeking any positive change on their journey. . This page is one that was set up for those who are seeking support and guidance or who would like to give support and guidance to others who are patients in Methadone Maintenance Treatment or who are seeking information as they co

nsider starting their journey on the road to recovery from opiate/heroin addiction. We were those people and we want to help others the way we were helped......


FIND A TREATMENT CENTER/CLINIC:

National state-by-state directory of Methadone Treatment Centers:
http://www.methadone.us/methadone-clinics/

Substance Abuse Treatment Facility Locator:
http://www.findtreatment.samhsa.gov/TreatmentLocator/faces/quickSearch.jspx


HELPFUL LINKS:


Methadone Support Organization (MSO)
Methadone Anonymous (MA)
http://www.methadonesupport.org

U.S. Department of Health & Human Services'
Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA):
http://www.samhsa.gov/index.aspx

American Association for the Treatment of Opioid Dependence (AATOD):
http://www.aatod.org

American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM):
http://www.asam.org/

Harm Reduction Coalition:
http://www.harmreduction.org

Faces and Voices of Recovery:
http://www.facesandvoicesofrecovery.org

National Institutes of Health (NIH):
http://www.nih.gov

National Alliance for Medication Assisted Recovery
http://www.methadone.org

Paths to Recovery:
http://www.pathstorecovery.org

The Addiction Recovery Guide:
http://www.addictionrecoveryguide.org/

The Association for Addiction Professionals (NAADAC):
http://www.naadac.org

CRC Health Group (largest operator of Methadone Clinics in United States):
www.crchealth.com

Behavioral Health Group (BHG) - Opioid Treatment Clinics:
www.bhgrecovery.com

Colonial Management Group, LP (CMG) - Opioid Treatment Clinics:
www.methadonetreatment.com


Contact Info via MMTSA..............

Abby Rakosi Coulter - M.P.A.

Thank you Points of Distribution
07/19/2026

Thank you Points of Distribution

07/19/2026

07/19/2026

‼️🏠 URGENT MUTUAL AID NEED for our Comrades & MATSA Co-Founders..We're working hard to raise funds ($61 to pay for today...
06/24/2026

‼️🏠 URGENT MUTUAL AID NEED for our Comrades & MATSA Co-Founders..

We're working hard to raise funds ($61 to pay for today/tonight, $203.00 total) to help cover motel costs for Abby & Jonathan & keep them sheltered until Saturday when theyre able to access more permanent housing.

Can you help by donating a few $1's?

❤️ We're desperately trying to raise $61.00 ASAP to cover their motel room so they can have shelter for today/tonight & $203.00 total to shelter them til Saturday.

Their immediate needs are:

🏠 **$61.00** more to shelter them for tonight
🏠 **$203.00** total to keep them sheltered through Saturday, when a friend has agreed to take them in as roommates.

Even a few dollars makes a difference. Any amount raised beyond the $223.00 will go to cover food, transportation to/from clinic & other survival needs as they work to rebuild some semblance of stability in their world.

Being unsheltered while immunocompromised & recovering from serious medical issues that almost took her life (twice) has been incredibly difficult & they're doing everything they can to stay safe & keep her connected to treatment. They're still here, doing all they can to survive this. But its not easy & they NEED community to get through.

If you're able to help heres how to Donate…

💙 Cash App: $MATSA2011
💙 Venmo: MATSA-2011
💙 Facebook (Meta) Pay

Read on for some details about what's happened.

🦋 **For those who don't know:**

The last 120+ days have turned their lives upside down. Abbys been struggling with some really serious health issues since October of 2025. And as of February 2026, was hospitalized for soooo long & almost lost her life (twice) due to falling so incredibly & seriously ill.

This month, things have gone from bad to worse as they continue to struggle both with her health & financially as a result of her health issue & continued challenges life has thrown at them.

They've lost SOOO MUCH, including their home & vehicle. Any financial stability they had is gone. And now their emotional exhaustion is overwhelming them both.

Jonathan has exhausted himself, doing everything possible to carry the weight of their world, including taking care of her & trying to hold it all down. But theyre struggling. And NEED our help. They need community.

They're still here. Still fighting. Right now, theyre just trying to stay sheltered & connected to the care she needs.

It will be a sort of miracle if theyre able to stay sheltered until Saturday when they finally are able to access a more permanent living spot w/ friends.

If youre able to help by donating a few $1s thank you so much. And if not, thats ok too.

They love & appreciate each of you more than you know. And remember if youre not able to donate you can always send positive vibes, prayers, whatever you subscribe too.

And please feel free to share this need in your circles.

Thank you for reading and for any support you're able to offer.

In Solidarity ALWAYS ❤️

MATSA Support Team

Its happening & we are proud to be a snall part of this incredible group of humans demanding   https://www.facebook.com/...
03/08/2026

Its happening & we are proud to be a snall part of this incredible group of humans demanding

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“Methadone is an evidence-based medication backed by 50 years of research that cuts the risk of fatal overdose by 50 percent and is particularly important given the ubiquity of fentanyl in the drug supply,” ACLU-WV Legal Director Aubrey Sparks said. “West Virginia should not be discriminating against people in recovery by arbitrarily denying them this lifesaving medicine, now more than ever.”

Sarah Stone, co-director of SOAR-WV, explained that methadone is vitally important because it is the only medication for opioid use disorder that fully activates the opioid receptors in the brain. “For that reason, it allows people who are using powerful opioids like fentanyl to begin recovery treatment without first going through painful and dangerous withdrawal symptoms that increase the risk of relapse and death,” she said.

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