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Alumni in Recovery Recovering our world by preventing more overdoses one story at a time! Virtual presentations available upon request

  is tomorrow! While we hope the night is full of spooky fun, one thing parents should not be afraid of is their kids be...
10/30/2026

is tomorrow! While we hope the night is full of spooky fun, one thing parents should not be afraid of is their kids being given methamphetamine tablets instead of candy. While these tablets can appear like friendly cartoon characters or fun, colorful shapes, they can actually carry a hidden danger.

Checking your child's candy to make sure treats are branded and untampered with can help prevent accidental exposure to anything harmful.

More tips and information can be found in the accompanying image.

We hope you have a safe, scary, and happy Halloween!

10/26/2026

Teens and v**e use is a prevalent problem today. It’s important to highlight the side effects and dangers that come with va**ng. Make sure to stay knowledged and safe!

10/25/2026

Looking for a parent or family member from Fair Lawn NJ who has lost a loved one to fentanyl poisoning or SUD. He/she will speak for a few minutes at a Fair Lawn event on 11/16 at 7pm when we unveil the town's Buster Box, containing 50 boxes of Narcan. This is a Bergen County initiative in memory of Buster Marri, a young man who passed from an accidental overdose. The program is managed by The Center for Alcohol and Drug Resources in collaboration with the Marri family and Alumni in Recovery. Please call Ellen Carmody at 201-370-6241.

10/22/2026

Postponed to kick off 2027 January 10th 🤍
Sound Bath & Energy Healing for the Recovery Community
Recovery is about finding your way back to yourself—creating a life you don’t have to escape from.
Healing grows through connection and community. Join us for a sound bath and energy healing experience—a space to rest, reconnect, and feel seen, supported, and held.
Come as you are, wherever you are in your recovery. There is a place for you here.w/ a new energetic renewal: Sound Baths, Reiki and community - Don’t miss out on being part of - The Circle

10/16/2026

đź’™ WOODCLIFF LAKE CARES: CONNECT. EDUCATE. SUPPORT. đź’™

Join us for an evening of education, awareness, and community support!

đź“… Tuesday, November 10 | 6:30 PM
📍 Tice Senior Community Center

đź’™ Discover our new community wellness initiative.

💚 Witness the unveiling of Woodcliff Lake’s first Buster Box, providing free Narcan (naloxone), donated by Patrice Lenowitz in memory of her son, Max.

🎤 Hear from Samantha Marri, Ellen Carmody, and Patrice Lenowitz about substance-use prevention, overdose awareness, and supporting families.

đź’š Learn how we can build a more connected, informed, and resilient community together.

📣 Join us November 10 and be part of Woodcliff Lake Cares!

Presented with Hills Valley Coalition and Alumni in Recovery

Thank you to Brian Cellary and his team at Valley Spring Recovery Center for their ongoing support and contributions to ...
10/09/2026

Thank you to Brian Cellary and his team at Valley Spring Recovery Center for their ongoing support and contributions to raise funds for AinR and other great organizations, like Run for Recovery! Through generous assistance such as this, Alumni In Recovery can continue to give local people a platform to share their stories with youth in schools, preventing them from falling down the path of addiction. Through these presentations, we can continue to reach our mission goals of substance use prevention, overdose prevention, and educating youth about the naloxone's ability to save lives.

Thank you to Dan Mulroy’s family for helping raise awareness in honor of their son.

Parent Member Ellen Trotta Carmody was present to speak and share on the importance of familial support and need for further education on substance misuse 💙🙏

Last night” Light the Night” the annual Bergen County event.Thank you to Lori Katzman who spoke of her son Eric and trag...
10/09/2026

Last night” Light the Night” the annual Bergen County event.
Thank you to Lori Katzman who spoke of her son Eric and tragic loss from an overdose/substance use disorder death.
Thank you to all of AinR’s amazing Parent Members and all the parents who have lost their children to addiction and overdose related deaths that speak to educate and create awareness. And to speak on the importance of everyone carrying Narcan - just in case -as together we can help prevent overdose deaths and save lives💙🙏💜

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