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Breaking Stigma & Saving Lives: Announcing the ‘Music | Strength | Hope’ Benefit Concert

Advocacy, Events, Recovery

Written by a human, Tim Tompkins, on 10.31.26 Our mission is rooted in meeting individuals and families exactly where they are on their journey through substance use disorder. Today, we are thrilled to announce a powerful new partnership that brings our mission to the stage: Music | Strength | Hope, a one-of-a-kind benefit concert taking

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Change the Narrative: What to Say (and Not Say) When Someone Is Struggling

Advocacy, Events, Suicide prevention

World Suicide Prevention Day is a reminder that words matter. When someone is struggling, the right response does not have to be perfect. It just needs to be human, present, and supportive. If you are worried about someone, trust your instincts. Reaching out can feel uncomfortable, but silence can feel like isolation. A simple check

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Volusia IDEA Initiative

Advocacy, Events, GIving

We were proud to be part of the Volusia IDEA Initiative Community Town Hall on Tuesday, Aug. 11, 2026, at Drive-In Christian Church in Daytona Beach. The evening brought together local partners and community members for a practical, solutions-focused conversation about what’s working, what’s needed next, and how we can keep strengthening pathways to recovery

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Back to School: A Strong Start for Recovery, Prevention, and Peace of Mind

Advocacy, Events

The first week of school is a big shift for everyone. New routines, new teachers, new expectations, and a whole lot of emotions packed into a few short days. For many families, it’s exciting. For others, it can feel overwhelming, especially if your household is navigating recovery, mental health challenges, or concerns about substance use.

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Community Is How We Recover: Celebrating 250 Years of Connection

News

As America marks 250 years, it’s worth reflecting on what has always made communities strong: neighbors helping neighbors, second chances, and the willingness to show up for one another. These values are at the heart of recovery. Substance use disorder does not discriminate. It affects families across every neighborhood, every income level, every background. And

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