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Parents Supporting Parents (PSP) is hosting an online auction on our website the last two weeks of April before Mother's Day. Our goal is to raise $25,000 for our treatment scholarship program. Over 150 items to bid on "Something for every Mom" Despite the pandemic, merchants and others opened their hearts and donated many wonderful […]
Hello, my name is Taralyn and I’m 32 years old. I have 3 beautiful, amazing children and I live in Crivitz Wisconsin. My life is nothing short of a miracle and I’m so very grateful for it today. Once upon a time I was sadly very strongly addicted to heroin. I thought my torment would […]
Michael Blanchard is an acclaimed photographer, philanthropist, writer, and gallery owner on Martha’s Vineyard. Michael’s unexpected journey occurred after 4 DUI’s, a suicide attempt and over 3 months in both a psychiatric hospital and rehab facility. After reaching a deep bottom, Michael transformed himself into an artist and writer from his previous life as the […]
Melissa Alden served the Town of Yarmouth as a police officer for eleven years. She proudly assisted on special units such as the PAC Unit (proactive anti-crime) and Mental Health Team which assisted individuals suffering from substance use disorder, mental health, and dual diagnosis. In addition to being a single mother and a police officer, […]
Lisa is a woman in long-term recovery. She is a member of a 12-step program and mentors other women. She is heavily involved in community service and devotes her time to helping others. Lisa just celebrated 6 years free of alcohol and other substances on March 25th. She has walked in the shoes of those […]
I am grateful for every day I wake up sober. I am grateful to be 6 years sober and have a life I thought I could only dream of. During my 15 year battle with addiction, I caused so much pain to my loved ones. I am grateful that I am sober and I am […]
International Overdose Awareness Day is a global event held on the 31st of August each year and aims to raise awareness of overdose and reduce the stigma of drug-related deaths and that it is preventable. Please bring a beach chair and a large photo of your lost loved one. We will have community resource tables, […]
