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Addiction non-profits in Italy

Browse 165 charities offering addiction prevention, treatment and recovery support in Italy. Compare programmes, beneficiaries and how each is funded.

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SITAB

Addiction · Health +1 more · Roma, Italy

AddictionHealthScience & ResearchTax-deductible

The Società Italiana di Tabaccologia (SITAB) is a non-profit Italian scientific society of social utility, founded in 1999 and based in Rome. It works on tobacco control by promoting research and training on tobacco use and dependence, supporting a national network of smoking cessation treatment centres, and…

Type: Association
Works for: Patients, Communities
Activities: Awareness & education, Research, Advocacy & campaigning +1 more
Reach: National
Programmes: Rete CTT SITAB, Scuola Nazionale di Tabaccologia, Premio ricerca scientifica SITAB e Fondazione Umberto Veronesi
Funded by: Membership fees, Individual donations
Legal form: ONLUS
Founded: 1999

Open full profileProfile updated 18 September 2026

Addiction non-profits in Italy at a glance

Of the 165 Addiction non-profits in Italy, the most common cause areas are Children & Youth (60%), Community development (49%) and Mental health (41%).

Cause areas

Children & Youth60%
Community development49%
Mental health41%
Education41%
Employment & Skills37%

Organisation types

Association42%
Social enterprise26%
Operating foundation7%
Faith-based organisation7%
Network or umbrella5%

Beneficiaries

Youth67%
Families62%
Children57%
Refugees & Migrants35%
People with disabilities34%

Funding sources

Individual donations45%
Government funding34%
Grants17%
EU funding13%
Earned income10%

Top cities

Roma14%
Milano7%
Bergamo2%
Napoli2%
Torino2%
Firenze2%

Size

1-10 employees1%
11-50 employees2%
51-200 employees3%
501-1000 employees1%

Most held certifications

UNI EN ISO 9001:20153%
ISO 9001:20152%
ISO 45001:20181%
ISO 9001:20081%
UNI/PdR 125:20221%

Key facts

1994 is the median founding year
28% say donations are tax-deductible
8% publish a charity number
96% name their programmes
46% invite volunteers

Figures from all 165 non-profits, as published on their own websites. Shares count only what a profile states, so they are a floor rather than a census.