NCAAR promotes recovery through education, public policy and care coordination for substance use disorder (SUD), Mental Health, and domestic violence (DV). Promoting recovery through advocacy, education, public policy, and care coordination for substance use disorder, mental health and domestic violence Be a center of excellence addressing recovery and wellness for behavioral health, and to serve as the premier advocacy organization with and on behalf of individuals, families, and communities within this continuum; Maintain a reputation for expertise, impartiality and the pursuit of excellence in public policy and education, care coordination, and recovery leadership, as well as through the advancement of progressive recovery and wellness- based approaches to health; Help lead the transition from an acute care model of treatment towards establishment and maintenance of a recovery-oriented system of care Be a leader in the application of advancing technology that makes recovery services more accessible and effective, and also protects rights, interests, and privacy of the clients.