Kyle’s House

01/27/2026

https://gofund.me/1aae92fe3

You can make a difference by donating today to The Lacey Elki… The Lacey Elkins Foundation for Substance Abuse & Mental Health Awareness needs your support for Essential Needs for Women in Recovery - Fire Damage

12/01/2025

Dalton A.’s Journey of Redemption and Renewal

03/24/2025

Therapy isn't a sign of weakness; it's a step towards healing, self-discovery, and building a stronger, more resilient version of yourself.
Come visit for more information or give us a call! 💙

02/19/2025

My Experience so far….

02/12/2025

Everyone say hello to BOB HILL!
Bob is a Clinical Mental Health Counseling Intern finishing his master’s at Liberty University. A retired U.S. Army veteran with experience as a police officer, paramedic, and firefighter, he’s passionate about supporting first responders, veterans, and the lgbtq community. Bob keeps the office running smoothly, managing daily operations, event planning, and network coordination. He navigates every challenge; hoops, curveballs, and all with ease and a smile. 😊
When he's not counseling and office managing, he enjoys the outdoors, wood carving, homesteading, spending time with his wife and daughters, and cracking plenty of dad jokes!

01/30/2025

Together, we can create a brighter future for The Lacey Elkins Foundation for Substance Abuse & Mental Health Awareness!

11/27/2024

As the year begins to wind down, it's the perfect moment to pause and reflect on the blessings that have come into our lives and the meaningful connections we've nurtured along the way. This season of gratitude invites us to acknowledge the people we hold dear, the challenges that shaped us, and the moments of joy that carried us through. This Thanksgiving, let’s savor not just the feast, but the countless reasons we have to be thankful—embracing every triumph, every lesson, and every cherished relationship. May your table overflow with love, your heart with gratitude, and your plate with an extra helping of pumpkin pie!

Fair Park Counseling wishes you and your loved ones a safe and happy Thanksgiving🍂

09/18/2024

Today we honor my best friend(s) birthday - Kyle and Keith A.

Through our house- Kyle’s story lives on forever. Today I am smiling because I know Kyle has touched so many men’s lives through our home. His name is brought up daily and, as much as I can, I tell people about my friend- and his brother Keith. What a blessing that is.

I’m grateful for the lifelong friendship turned brotherhood. I’m grateful today for the struggles that Kyle and I endured together. I remember the many trips, birthdays, life events and of course the many sports fields that we fought together on. Because of Keith & Kyle I forged another lifelong family member Nate C. I could list so many blessings that Kyle brought to me and continues to bring to this world.

I love you Kyle. I’ll make sure your name lives on as long as my heart beats. Thank you for watching over Keith, Nate, and myself. We always looked to you as the “rock” in the room. You’d get us through any situation. Good or bad. Love you man.

Happy Birthday to Kyle and Keith! 🎂

- Patrick

08/29/2024

Hey friends, if you can- please share this note.

First: THANK YOU to my Foundation team for their relentless efforts. I know Lacey is smiling down on us as her life mission was doing exactly what each of you are doing everyday.

Last month, The Lacey Elkins Foundation for Substance Abuse & Mental Health Awareness placed 54 clients in treatment! Yes, FIFTY FOUR. (30-90 residential treatment)

As many of you know, Lacey’s Foundation does not stop there. The majority of these clients end up in Tupelo living in our homes and attending our outpatient programs at Fair Park Counseling. (12-week IOP, 6mos+ Sober Living).

Lacey’s Foundation is achieving LONG TERM recovery for men and women across the country and it’s all happening right here in Tupelo.

Next week we are adding another women’s house and we could use your support. If you are inclined to donate financially, then please click on our page and donate whatever you wish. These funds go directly to addicts in need. Just last week, Laceys Foundation paid for daycare while mother went to treatment- leaving a heavy burden on grandma. Limitations like this create barriers for those seeking help. We knock down those barriers because of your support.

We could use the below items for our newest Lacey House coming live next week:

Women’s hygiene products
Kitchen ware
Cooking supplies (pots/pans)
Sofa chair
Couch
Tv stand
Any standard household items are great honestly.

Thank you. 🙏

-Patrick

08/24/2024

WTVA's Avery Hilliard talked with the owner and CEO of Fair Park Counseling in Tupelo. They talked about the importance of knowing about of mental health and how people can

04/12/2024