September is National Recovery Month. The goal throughout September is to come together, celebrate individuals in recovery, and offer hope to those who are struggling. National Recovery Month reinforces the positive message that behavioral health is essential to overall health, prevention works, treatment is effective, and people can and do recover.
In a joint effort between The Public Health & Human Service (PHHS) Substance Use Strategic Planning Team & The PHHS Tribal Health Improvement Substance Use Team we are pleased to release our 2nd episode of our “Faces and Voices of Recovery” initiative and highlight the wonderful Samantha Bradley. Samantha is a EBCI enrolled member and currently works as the Recovery Community Organization (RCO) Director at a non-profit organization called Sunrise Community for Recovery and Wellness. Samantha bravely shares her experience with substance use and recovery in her life. Please join us in celebrating Samantha and her extraordinary story. As well as community members, families, friends, and community partners that supported her along the way.
And may we remember that “Recovery is for Everyone: Every Person, Every Family, Every Community”, that recovery belongs to ALL OF US.