It’s a place that supports my recovery in many, many ways. I have a place I can randomly go, where there are others like me. I have established many friends there. I have a once-a-week Recovery Circle I go to, for months now, with the same people that I have grown to care about, and

We would like to extend a warm congratulations to one of our Members, Tiffany! She is the first graduate of our Barista Training Program (BTP) to be hired by a local employer, Artisans Books & Coffee at 1802 Hewitt Ave. Tiffany was hired by Artisans in early September after participating in the program from March

With full hearts, we held our annual fundraiser Love in the Soup on Saturday, October 12. This annual gathering is a showcase for us to highlight hope and heartfelt testimony that lives truly can change through the work of recovery. This year’s event featured speakers relaying that hope and some hard numbers. Executive Director Kyle

On Saturday, September 21, we held our Inclusion Infusion resource fair and the event went better than we could have hoped for and attendance was bigger than we ever could have expected. It was fantastic to see familiar faces again and to meet new people! Speakers like Kevin Daniels Co-Founder of Everett Pride, Joy Grant

Snohomish County Therapeutic Courts serve a crucial role in our community through the Adult Recovery Court (ARC) program. Overseen by Judge Joseph P. Wilson, ARC allows participants to receive treatment services instead of being incarcerated. Per the ARC website: The Snohomish County Adult Recovery Court (ARC) mission is to provide therapeutic and legal services for adults affected by