Recovery Friendly Workplaces of NM

09/25/2024

09/25/2024

Once treatment concludes for individuals in recovery, the real work begins within the community. For many, the workplace is that community. This is why the principles and practices of Recovery Friendly Workplaces are so essential in addressing substance use and mental health challenges across our nation.

09/19/2024

🚨 Just a Reminder! 🚨

Only a few days left until the Shatterproof Walk on September 26th! 🎉 Let’s come together to shatter the stigma of addiction and support recovery. 💪

How You Can Help:
🧡 Donate $25 to walk with us along the beautiful Rio Grande Bosque.
👕 Donate $50 to get a Recovery Friendly Workplaces of NM T-shirt.

🎨 PLUS: Join us for rock painting at the event! 🖌️ Leave colorful surprises along the Bosque trail for others to discover, adding a personal touch of hope and encouragement to the journey. 🌈💫

Let’s make a difference—one step at a time. Together, we’re creating change and saving lives! 🌟

🔗 Click the link to donate and register. https://conta.cc/47olRbU

09/12/2024

🚶🏽‍♀️ Walk with Us to End Addiction Stigma

Everybody knows someone affected by addiction. It’s time to break the silence, shatter the stigma, and show our support. Join me in the Walk to End Addiction Stigma and help make a difference!

🗓️ Save the Date: Thursday, September 26, 2024
Meet at 8:00 am, Flying Star Cafe 10700 Corrales Road
Walk at 8:30 am Along the Bosque

How You Can Help:
💵 Donate $25 and join us for a walk.
👕 Donate $50 and get a Recovery Friendly Workplaces of NM T-shirt.

By supporting , you’re contributing to systemic changes that ensure better access to lifesaving support and treatment. Together, we can save lives and create a brighter future for those affected by addiction.

🔗 Click the link to donate and register. https://conta.cc/47olRbU

09/03/2024

September is National Recovery Month
National is a great time to focus on your health & . Prioritize your needs for recovery— ✅ create healthy boundaries ✅ ask for help ✅ take breaks ✅ express gratitude Learn more: samhsa.gov/find-support/how-to-cope

08/01/2024

Amazing woman!

Kathryn was a mother, teacher, little league coach, and wife when she broke her tailbone in 2012 and was prescribed opiates. After becoming addicted and turning to he**in, she spent the next ten years in and out of rehab, jails, and MAT programs, losing her family, job, and home along the way. Despite periods of sobriety, she frequently relapsed, culminating in a severe infection that led to her arm being amputated.

After a long hospital stay, she decided to change her life, breaking her goals into smaller, achievable steps and entering an in-patient program with her youngest daughter. Now, with 27 months in recovery, Kathryn is grateful for each day and committed to maintaining her peace and integrity.

Stories like Kathryn's inspire and show the power of resilience. Thank you, Kathryn, for sharing your story. ❤

04/09/2024

42% of adults in the U.S. know someone who died from a drug overdose. That’s over 100,000,000 people affected.

We’re on a mission to end the addiction crisis, but we can’t fix the overwhelming problems we face overnight. We have the power to change things – but true change is only possible if we work together.

100% of your donation funds our lifesaving work. Be the proof that generosity can change lives. https://bit.ly/3vRSL69

04/03/2024

You can build someone up or break someone down with one word. We have the power to change the words we use when we write and when we speak about those with addiction.

Join us and pledge to describe addiction as a treatable disease. https://bit.ly/3KQ5j2F