Families Against Narcotics Rebrands as Face Addiction Now, Expands Outreach to Detroit

Caption: Photo Courtesy of FAN, (M) Linda Davis, FAN co-founder and executive director, during the Ribbon Cutting Ceremony with staff, and supporters In a bold step towards combating substance abuse in Michigan, Families Against Narcotics (FAN) has rebranded itself as Face Addiction Now. On Monday, June 17, the nonprofit marked this transformation with a vibrant open house and ribbon-cutting ceremony at its new Clinton Township offices. The event, held at 43800 Garfield Rd., Suite 200, showcased the nonprofit’s renewed commitment to addressing substance abuse disorders across the state. Linda Davis, FAN co-founder and executive director, says the decision to rebrand is a significant milestone. It was an easy one, and the word ‘against’ was a negative one. FAN wanted a more positive vibe with the name to reflect its mission. The new name, Face Addiction Now, is a testament to the shared commitment to addressing addiction-related issues and the challenges it poses in the community. “We began getting away from just being a family organization to an organization that was reaching out into the community, seeing what their needs were, and helping everybody from police officers, doctors, hospitals, the general public,” Davis said. Established nearly 17 years ago as a...