We sat down with Joseph Turner to learn how Exponents — a National Council member organization in New York — is improving health and igniting hope.
This brief highlights three state initiatives that have integrated PRSS as part of their substance-use-related crisis response.
We sat down with MHFA's Kayla Blasher to learn about her recovery journey and the importance of speaking up when people need help.
A tool to support peer recovery support specialists within justice settings as they engage in overdose risk reduction and safety planning.
As we observe Recovery Month, it’s important to highlight the role peer recovery support specialists play in the recovery journeys of others.
In today's interconnected era, the true challenge lies in deciding whether, how, and when to share, especially in the digital age.
Harm reduction vending machines provide an easy-to-use way for people who use drugs to access a range of risk reduction supplies and resources.
Substance use disorders (SUD) are spreading rapidly across the nation, creating significant obstacles to achieving whole health — for individuals and families. The challenge is more complex for families who identify as Black, Indigenous and people of color (BIPOC) because of the intersections of racism, oppression and historic marginalization. BIPOC…
Since 1970, The Haven has been addressing barriers to recovery in Tucson, Arizona, by putting women on the path to recovery.
The Getting Candid project has created a number of tailored resources to support youth-serving providers and other adults having prevention conversations with youth. You can explore the resources below and directly download each resource or navigate to the corresponding pages for more information on how to use the resource when…