Wearing multiple hats The purpose of my job is genuinely to help people move on with their lives.” That’s how Alicia Smith, Probation Officer with...
Recovery Allies Articles
Wondering what’s next? — New Ventures Maine may help
New Ventures Maine helps point people in the right direction Three years into her recovery from substance abuse, Roseanne St. George of South...
Great Falls Marketing
Great Falls Marketing has one key requirement for job applicants–that they possess a desire to succeed. “We’re always looking for great motivated...
Becoming a Recovery Ally : No special skills required
submitted by Amy Clark When the opioid crisis hit my family it did so with the force of a wrecking ball, destroying...
Five tips for being a recovery ally
Being a recovery ally is a journey, a lifelong commitment to take actions that support people in recovery. There are...
Recovery Allies – Photographers
In the early days and weeks of recovery, when the heart is raw, relationships are shattered, deep fear about what...
York County Shelter Programs
After 41 years, York County Shelter Programs, Inc., remains true to its original mission – providing comfort and hope...
Family Matters
Family members can be a critical support for people in recovery, and they can take what they learn in their families...
The Center for Grieving Children
A Welcoming, Safe Space Where Families Find Support and Healing For the last 33 years, Maine’s Center for Grieving...
Yoga Instructors
There are so many ways that yoga allies can support your recovery journey! I spoke with four yoga instructors who have...
Boots2Roots
On the front lines, ensuring success for returning vets Recovery is more than just not using substances; it’s also...
MaineWorks works
Each day at MaineWorks begins the same way at 6a.m., with 20 or 30 people – employees and volunteers – forming a...