Giving Tuesday is December 3rd and you can make a difference by supporting those navigating mental health challenges.

 

Every donation - no matter the size - makes a tangible difference; promoting recovery, reducing stigma and ultimately saving lives. This Giving Tuesday, we invite the you to help deliver hope to our clients in four impactful ways:

  1. Sponsor a client welcome bag.
  2. Donate client holiday gifts.
  3. Make a charitable contribution.
  4. Purchase a HopeWay holiday card.

Starting treatment can feel overwhelming and isolating, but with your support, these gifts serve as powerful reminders that clients are not alone; people in the community are actively rooting for their success and recovery.

 

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April is Alcohol Awareness Month

April 01, 2018

The National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence established Alcohol Awareness Month in 1987 as a way to increase understanding about alcoholism and the treatment that is available to those who need help.  Local, state and national events offered throughout the month are designed to break down stigmas and encourage family & loved ones to seek treatment.

This year's theme is "Changing Attitudes: It's not a 'rite of passage.'"  An important component of Alcohol Awareness Month is Alcohol-Free Weekend, which will take place during the first weekend in April. Click here to learn more about the campaign-related activities that will be held by churches, schools, colleges, and other community organizations.

 

Editor’s note: This blog post is presented for informational purposes only and is not meant to diagnose or treat any illness. If you have any health concern, see a licensed healthcare professional in person.