Ways to Get Involved:

Real People, Real Stories:

Remembering our Angels

Families sharing the journey of their loved ones life and loss to end the stigma. A big misconception is that addicts do not feel things or are bad people. We’ve heard the names they are called the distain in the voice when someone talks about them or the way people refer to “It was their choice”, “It’s not a disease”. These stories of those struggling with addiction and mental health shows these are real people and their lives mattered. If you want to share your loved ones story please submit to speakupforjeremy@gmail.com with a photo of your loved one.

Volunteer:

Want to volunteer and effect positive change and make a difference?  With busy times we understand it can be hard to find time to volunteer but the benefits of volunteering allows you to help people, support families struggling with substance use disorder and mental health plus you are supporting the communities.  You as the volunteer will also see some benefits from volunteering.  It can help provide a sense of purpose and pride in yourself and your community, it has been found to reduce stress and fight depression.  It also will connect you to others, can advance your career and bring fun to your life.

We need volunteers to help at events, fundraisers, social media, marketing.  We are also looking for recovery mentors. If you would like to volunteer your time please contact us at speakupforjeremy@gmail.com with your contact information and what you would like to help with. 

Mentor:

A Recovery Mentor is someone who wants to give back to others in recovery, protects confidentiality and is dedicated to helping others in their recovery. You become a confidant, accountability partner, cheerleader and a guide through their journey in recovery. They may have questions about the recovery process or other questions that they don’t feel they can ask anyone else. Provide resources and hope. You are also their contact when they feel they may relapse. Personal experience of being in recovery and sober for over a year is a requirement.