Ibogaine Works
A Safer Path to Psychedelic Treatment
BOARD MEMBER SEARCH
We’re seeking a board member with lived ibogaine recovery experience and a commitment to harm reduction, public health, and community advocacy.
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Ibogaine Works Inc. is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Your donation is tax-deductible.
Why Ibogaine Works?
THE GAPPeople are turning to underground ibogaine treatment to escape addiction.
Without cardiac screening, medication review, or aftercare, that choice can be fatal.
Ibogaine Works exists to close that safety gap.
What we do
Ibogaine Works advances public health through education, research, and community advocacy. Our work is organized around three complementary areas that support safer communities and evidence-informed approaches to addiction and recovery.
Harm Reduction & Public Education
We provide practical educational resources that help individuals, families, healthcare professionals, and communities reduce preventable harm. Our work promotes safety literacy, overdose awareness, evidence-informed harm reduction, and informed decision-making.
Research & Knowledge Sharing
We collect, organize, and translate scientific research, historical knowledge, and international experience into accessible educational resources. By making complex information understandable, we support informed public discussion and responsible policy development.
Community Partnerships & Advocacy
We work alongside people with lived experience, healthcare professionals, researchers, policymakers, and community organizations to reduce stigma, improve access to accurate information, and encourage thoughtful public policy grounded in science, compassion, and public health.
The IW Overdose Names Project
Honoring Every Life Lost to the Overdose Crisis
Nearly 1.5 million Americans have died from drug overdoses since 1999
They are more than statistics. They are parents, children, siblings, partners, friends, neighbors, and members of every community across our nation.
Ibogaine Works and the IW Overdose Names Project are working to establish a permanent memorial in Washington, D.C., honoring every life lost to the overdose crisis. Our goal is to create a place for remembrance, reflection, and renewed commitment to preventing future loss.
For too long, families have carried their grief in silence. A national memorial would recognize the overdose crisis as one of the defining public health challenges of our time while honoring those whose lives were cut short.
Help us build this memorial, learn about the project, or support the campaign.
100K+
Americans die from opioid overdose every year
1 in 300
Underground ibogaine users dies from a preventable cardiac event
78%↓
Lower cost than a lifetime of standard addiction treatment
$695K
Average lifetime cost of traditional recovery per person
Ibogaine Works Inc. is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to harm reduction, public education, research advocacy, and community engagement. We are not a medical facility or a licensed mental health clinic.
No Professional Counseling: These sessions are “Peer-Led” and do not constitute professional counseling, psychotherapy, or mental health treatment as defined by the NYS Office of the Professions.
No Medical Advice: We do not diagnose or treat medical conditions. All participants are strictly advised to consult with a licensed physician (MD) or cardiologist before engaging in any psychedelic experience.
Non-Clinical Status: Our Pre-Flight facilitators are Peer Recovery Advocates and Educators, not licensed clinicians. Participation in this program is strictly educational and does not involve the administration, distribution, or recommendation of any illegal substances.