There are three ways to get involved with the work of ISAAC Internationally:

Become a Member

Membership of ISAAC is open to anyone involved with preventing or reducing addiction related problems.

Benefits of ISAAC membership include:

  • Support in establishing and developing country/region specific networks.
  • Contact with other ISAAC members and networks, through ISAAC sponsored conferences, and where requested, from the International Office.
  • Help to identify the spiritual, financial or practical resources that you may need to develop your ministry in the way God desires.
  • E-mailed 'Members Newsletter', an update on ISAAC members and networks around the world.
  • Being part of an international prayer network.

ISAAC Membership is free. However, we are dependent upon the generosity of those who hear God’s call to help us with our finances. If you sense you want to help financially, please click the 'Donate' button in the left hand menu.

Fill in the quick form below to become a member:

Membership Application

Members automatically get e-updates.


Become a Contact

Want to keep informed of events and opportunities for christians working in the field of addictions?
 
As a contact of ISAAC international you will recieve e-updates to keep you informed of what is going on across the ISAAC International network. 
  
Subscribe to our newsletter
 
 
 

Become a Supporter

Are you interested in the work of ISAAC but not involved with addiction prevention or reduction?

We would love to keep you informed of the news across the ISAAC network so you can support us with prayer or finance in our work of Connecting, Encouraging and Equipping those working in the field of addictions.


What we do

Become a Member

Involved, directly or indirectly, with preventing or reducing addiction related problems? Find out how to become a member of the ISAAC network.

Become a Supporter

Are you interested in supporting ISAAC financially or by praying? If so, please see the following options

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