Ocmulgee ATCC

10/10/2026

Applications for the Salvation Army Angel Tree are open until the 16th for Milledgeville & Baldwin County residents!

10/09/2026

📢 PATH Closure Notice

Out of an abundance of caution due to the severe weather expected in our area, PATH will be closed tomorrow, Saturday, October 10.

The safety of our recovery community, volunteers, and staff is our priority.

Please stay safe, keep an eye on weather updates, and take care of yourselves and one another! 💜

We look forward to seeing everyone next Saturday!

10/02/2026

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month 💗

This month, we recognize the strength, courage, and resilience of everyone whose life has been touched by breast cancer.

For our ATCC family, this month is especially meaningful as we celebrate one of our own, Kimberly Eskew, who is a breast cancer survivor.

Kimberly’s strength and resilience are reflected not only in her own journey, but also in the compassion and encouragement she brings to the individuals she serves every day. We are grateful to have her as part of our team and proud to recognize her during Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

We also honor those currently fighting, those who have survived, and the families and loved ones who have walked alongside them. 💕

Early detection matters. Awareness matters. Support matters.

09/28/2026

09/27/2026

ATCC was grateful to attend the You Matter Mental Health Awareness Festival in Morgan County! 💚

It was a great opportunity to connect with so many organizations and individuals providing valuable mental health, substance use, recovery, and community resources throughout our area. These connections are so important in helping us better serve and support our participants.

We were also glad to see Tyler Hooks for Sheriff, members of the Morgan County GA Sheriff's Office, and our very own Surveillance Officer, Sgt. Brandy Newsome. We greatly appreciate Sheriff Hooks and MCSO’s continued support of ATCC and our participants.

It was also great running into Officer Chiquita Reid with the Georgia Department of Community Supervision and connecting with so many new and familiar community partners.

Thank you to everyone who made the You Matter Festival possible. Events like this remind us just how many people and resources are available when we work together. 💚

Mental health matters. Recovery matters. People matter.

09/20/2026

💜 OUR ATCC FAMILY SHOWED UP!!!

There are more pictures out there, and I know these few don’t even begin to show just how hard everyone worked Friday night — but I couldn’t wait to recognize our Ocmulgee ATCC participants and team for showing up for recovery and our community in such a BIG way!

Our participants didn’t just come to the GA Recovers in Communities Bus Tour — they WORKED. They jumped in wherever they were needed, helped with setup, kept things moving throughout the evening, served, cleaned up, helped with activities, and stayed willing to do whatever needed to be done.

And they did it together. 💜

We are so proud of our participants for giving their time and energy to serve their community and represent recovery in such a positive way.

A huge thank you as well to Judge Amanda S. Petty, Program Coordinator George Boyer, treatment providers Omar Dean and Kimberly Eskew, and everyone from our ATCC team who came out and worked alongside our participants.

This is recovery in action.

It’s connection. It’s service. It’s showing up for somebody else. It’s becoming part of your community and realizing that you have something valuable to give back.

Friday night, Ocmulgee ATCC showed up. And we are incredibly proud of every single person who helped make this night happen.

💜 More pictures to come because these do NOT do this crew justice!

09/17/2026

09/17/2026

💜 THIS is what recovery looks like! 💜

We are incredibly proud of our Ocmulgee ATCC participants who showed up in Putnam County as the Board of Commissioners recognized September as National Recovery Month!

This local NA group was started by one of our ATCC graduates and has continued to grow with the help of current participants who have stepped up to support it, promote it, and help keep it going. Seeing people who have walked through our program turn around and create recovery support for others is exactly what community recovery is all about. 💜

Thank you to all of our participants who showed up for recovery and to the Putnam County Board of Commissioners for recognizing that recovery matters and deserves to be celebrated.

Every county that publicly recognizes recovery helps reduce stigma, creates awareness, and reminds people that recovery is possible. We would love to see communities all across the Ocmulgee Circuit join in! 🙌

This is recovery. This is community. And this is something worth celebrating. 💜

A pic of the local NA group that meets in our mission house on Tuesday and Thursday - recognized by the County Board of Commissioners tonite during Recovery Month!

09/17/2026

🚌💜 TOMORROW!!! THE GEORGIA RECOVERS BUS IS ROLLING INTO MILLEDGEVILLE! 💜🚌

It’s almost time! Join us for the Georgia Recovers in Communities Bus Tour — Milledgeville Celebration Stop! 🎉

This is a FREE, FAMILY-FRIENDLY event, and EVERYONE is welcome!

📅 Friday, September 18
⏰ 6:00–8:00 PM
📍 GCSU West Campus Pavilion
134 West Pavilion Drive, Milledgeville, GA 31061

📝 Preregister here:
👉 https://form.jotform.com/262047622754054
Preregistration is encouraged, but walk-ups are welcome!

🎶 LIVE MUSIC from Black Lion Reggae Band
🍔 FREE FOOD
🎨 FACE PAINTING
🏰 JUMPY HOUSE
🎯 YARD GAMES
🎤 INSPIRING SPEAKERS
⭐ STATE & LOCAL LEADERS
🚌 And, of course, the GEORGIA RECOVERS BUS!

You don’t have to be in recovery to support recovery! Bring the kids, bring your friends, bring the whole family and come celebrate HOPE, CONNECTION, COMMUNITY & RECOVERY! 💚💙

🙌 Let’s show the rest of Georgia how MIDDLE GEORGIA SHOWS UP FOR RECOVERY! 🚌💚💙

🔥 FREE EVENT • FREE FOOD • FAMILY FRIENDLY • EVERYONE WELCOME 🔥