Frequently Asked Questions
Here you’ll find answers to some of the most common questions about The Walk Forward Foundation, our services, and how we help people access rehabilitation support. If you don’t see the information you’re looking for, please reach out to our team for more guidance.
What is The Walk Forward Foundation?
The Walk Forward Foundation is a nonprofit organization that helps people who cannot afford drug or alcohol rehabilitation get support on their path to recovery.
Who can apply for help?
Anyone who needs help accessing rehab and is facing financial barriers may submit an application for assistance.
What kind of help do you provide?
We work to help remove financial barriers to treatment so people can take the next step toward recovery.
Is the application confidential?
We understand that privacy matters, and information shared through a treatment-related request should be handled carefully and confidentially.
Do I need insurance to apply?
No, you do not need insurance to contact us or apply for help. Many people seeking addiction support are uninsured, and nonprofit assistance is often an important path forward
How do I request help?
You can fill out the Application or help request form on our website, and our team will review your information and follow up if we’re able to assist
What information should I expect to share?
We may ask for basic contact details, your treatment needs, and information about what is standing in the way of getting care so we can better understand your situation
How long does it take to hear back?
Response times can vary depending on volume and available support, but we aim to review requests as quickly as possible.
Do you guarantee treatment placement or funding?
No, submitting a request does not guarantee assistance. Each case is reviewed individually based on need and available resources.
Can family members or advocates apply on someone’s behalf?
Yes, a family member, friend, or advocate may help someone begin the process if the person seeking help is unable to complete it alone.
Is this a crisis or emergency service?
No. If someone is in immediate danger, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room right away.
How can I support The Walk Forward Foundation?
You can support the mission through donations, sharing the website, volunteering, or helping connect people to recovery resources. Click here to donate today!