The Johnson Institute, throughout its 40-year history, has pioneered practices that enhance awareness, intervention, treatment and recovery from alcohol and other drug addiction. Founded by Vernon Johnson in 1965, the Johnson Institute today mobilizes and trains people in recovery for advocacy campaigns, conducts policy research and promotes congregational team ministries through its offices in Washington, DC; Austin, Texas; and Minneapolis, MN. Johnson Institute 613 Second Street NE Washington, DC 20002 (202) 662-7104 information@johnsoninstitute.org The Rush Center of the Johnson Institute 2525 Wallingwood Drive, Bldg 8, #804 Austin, TX 78746 (888) 451-9524 faithpartners@johnsoninstitute.org Vision The vision of the Johnson Institute is that anyone experiencing the harmful effects of addiction to alcohol or other drugs will find a path to recovery through early intervention, appropriate care, family involvement, and community support. Mission The mission of the Johnson Institute is to promote the power and possibility of recovery from alcoholism and other drug dependence through identification and elimination of barriers to recovery.