Unified in Recovery

02/18/2026

🛑🛑 PLEASE SHARE New Year New Home brings lots of exciting things . With a variety of different types of meetings and support groups and a variety of times . We are excited about our growing recovery family. Lots of fun events and adventures to come ! Always family friendly Our 5 year Anniversary of bringing a dream to life with the creation of Unified in Recovery We will be having a GRAND CELEBRATION
to celebrate this huge milestone. What a journey the last 5 years have been and many more to come. So come out and be part of our Unified tribe.

02/18/2026

100 million.. A lot of lives will be changed and saved .

A recent $100 million federal investment in recovery has sparked national conversation about what effective recovery support truly looks like. As highlighted by CBS 6 News, Honesty Liller, CEO of the McShin Foundation, welcomed the funding while emphasizing that resources must reach community-based, peer-led organizations where recovery happens every day.

Faces & Voices of Recovery is proud to stand alongside leaders who continue to center lived experience, peer connection, and accountability as recovery funding moves forward.

🔗 Learn more: bit.ly/RecoveryNewsFeb4
📸 Photo credit: CBS 6 News / WTVR

02/16/2026

02/14/2026

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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. says America’s addiction crisis can’t be solved by clinics and prescriptions alone. Under the Trump administration’s Great American Recovery Plan, the federal government will invest $100 million to address opioid addiction, homelessness, and public safety through a new approach called STREETS—centered on recovery, community engagement, and evidence-based treatment. Kennedy argues the current system is fragmented and often keeps people cycling through relapse, while real recovery comes from reconnecting individuals to families, faith communities, and local support. The plan also emphasizes early intervention, especially for children, before addiction patterns harden. The message is simple and very American: recovery works best when people aren’t left alone.
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02/12/2026

GARR Executive Director Candice Whittaker was at the state Capitol today advancing the effort on legislation for recovery residencies

Candice had the opportunity to visit with Senator Randy Robertson to thank him for his leadership on this important policy matter

It is imperative we provide effective protections for everyone involved in this process so important to saving lives and restoring families

02/09/2026

Yes this is amazing and kinda needed it this past year..

02/08/2026

Biggest celebration to date for Unified coming
MARCH
You're not gonna want to miss this.

02/07/2026

Who's ready for a meeting see you there in about 30 minutes 12:00 North 27 see you there unified and Unified in Recovery

01/30/2026

An addict fell in a hole and couldn't get out. A businessman went by. The addict called out for help. The businessman threw him some money and told him get yourself a ladder. But the addict could not find a ladder in this hole he was in.

A doctor walked by. The addict said, "Help, I can't get out." The doctor gave him drugs and said, "Take this, it will relieve the pain." The addict said thanks, but when the pills ran out, he was still in the hole.

A renowned psychiatrist rode by and heard the addicts cries for help. He stopped and said, "How did you get there? Were you born there? Were you put there by your parents? Tell me about yourself, it will alleviate your sense of loneliness." So, the addict talked with him for an hour, then the psychiatrist had to leave, but he said he'd be back next week. The addict thanked him, but he was still in his hole.

A priest came by, and the addict called for help. The priest gave him a Bible and said, "I'll say a prayer for you." He got down on his knees and prayed for the addict, then left. The addict was very grateful, he read the Bible, but he was still stuck in that hole.

A recovering addict happened to be passing by. The addict cried out, "Hey, help me, I'm stuck in this hole!" Right away, the recovering addict jumped in the hole with him. The addict said, "What are you doing? Now we're both stuck here." But the recovering addict said, "It's okay, I've been here before and I know how to get out."

"One addict helping another is without Parallel."💙💙💙