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Keep The Beat
A nonprofit addiction awareness organization founded in memory of
Kellen Overstreet.
Who We Are
Knock Out Addiction is a nonprofit community resource that aims to help anyone struggling with addiction. We strive to provide housing for addicts to recover, host awareness events, and provide resources to. addicts and their families.
Purpose: Assist those seeking help by providing a safe place for women to recover or assist in helping them find effective treatment. Bring awareness and provide education on addiction and how we can help as a community.
Vision: To provide aide to anyone fighting addiction by inspiring to live with hope resilience and purpose.
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Mission: To provide a safe place for all seeking help for addiction. Providing them with the proper resources to build the life that we all deserve.
What We Do
Assistance
Community Outreach Initiatives
Our organization offers a variety of support services to individuals and families affected by addiction. From counseling to awareness events, we are here to help you on your journey to recovery.
Awareness
Events
We believe that education is key in helping the fight against addiction. We aim to raise awareness and help others be informed about the dangers of substance abuse and provide resources to promote a sober lifestyle.
Volunteer
Advocate
Join us as a volunteer and make a difference in the lives of those struggling with addiction. Become an advocate for change in your community by spreading awareness and supporting those in need.
Partnership
Collaborate
We value partnerships with organizations that share our mission. Together, we can collaborate to create a stronger support network for individuals seeking help and promote a healthier lifestyle
Why We Do It
We are dedicated to multiplying recovering addicts and reducing the rate of death by overdose.
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In 2022, on average 224 people died each day from the opioid crisis.
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In 2023, there were 1,408 deaths in Alabama, 981(70%) of those deaths were opioid related.
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So far in 2024, overdose rates have decreased by 10%!!!
As a community we will continue to fight for overdose rates to decrease.
If you are interested in speaking with a member of our team please fill out your informtion