It is important for the community to understand the available resources for substance use disorders and recovery support. This far-reaching endeavor requires individuals who are willing to speak to and educate various community groups and organizations.

Become a Peer Support Specialist - a trained individual with "lived experience" who supports those struggling with mental health issues, psychological trauma, or substance use disorders. Help bridge the gap between clinical professionals and individuals seeking support.

As we continue to expand our services, we strive to host consistent recovery-focused events throughout the community. Our dedicated volunteers play a crucial role in event planning and enable us to conduct a wider variety of events more frequently.

Never a dull moment here - we always welcome experienced assistance in our office. With an increase in recovery sessions, training programs, and events, as well as the need to accurately collect and track data for our grant applications, your help is vital.