Our series of short documentaries, Humanly Possible, spotlights people and organizations whose leadership, example, and personal service have shaped the recovery movement in Texas. We celebrate recovery and inspire hope…
Laura Crawford’s recovery journey began in Carthage, Texas, a small rural East Texas community where support for substance use recovery was limited. After facing significant hardship, including temporarily losing custody…
Press Release: RecoveryPeople Honors Imani K. “Ike” Evans with 2025 Media Award of the Year Celebrating a Voice That Amplifies Mental Health and Equity RecoveryPeople is proud to recognize Imani…
The original article can be found at https://www.philanthropy.com/article/how-to-bridge-a-funding-gap Disclaimer: The opinions expressed in these articles are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views or mission of…
Press Release: RecoveryPeople Honors Paul Jacobs as 2025 Peer of the Year A Champion for Mental Health and Recovery in the Legal Community RecoveryPeople is proud to announce Paul Jacobs…
Press Release: RecoveryPeople Honors Cynthia Humphrey with 2025 Lifetime Achievement Award Celebrating Four Decades of Advocacy, Leadership, and Recovery RecoveryPeople is honored to present Cynthia Humphrey with the 2025 Lifetime…
Press Release: RecoveryPeople Honors Marsha Stone as our 2025 Changemaker of the Year A Visionary Leader Transforming Recovery Through Innovation and Compassion RecoveryPeople proudly announces Marsha Stone as the 2025…
The Texas Association of Addiction Professionals (TAAP) will hold its first ever CAREER FAIR/HALL OF OPPORTUNITY during its annual State Conference Sept 4 – 6, 2025. Your organization is invited…
RecoveryPeople is looking for organizations and individuals to help amply the message of recovery and hope spotlighted in the documentary, HUMANLY POSSIBLE Episode 2. In this episode, RecoveryPeople explores the…
Hope Is Most Powerful When It Comes From Someone Who Has Been There
By Christine Zimmerly Peer-to-Career Director We have never had more knowledge, technology, or specialized care in our healthcare system. And yet, many people still leave appointments feeling unheard, disconnected, and…
Sponsor Humanly Possible: Episode 03
Our series of short documentaries, Humanly Possible, spotlights people and organizations whose leadership, example, and personal service have shaped the recovery movement in Texas. We celebrate recovery and inspire hope…
Laura Crawford, RSPS – Carthage, Texas
Laura Crawford’s recovery journey began in Carthage, Texas, a small rural East Texas community where support for substance use recovery was limited. After facing significant hardship, including temporarily losing custody…
One Story Among Millions
By Lori Mellinger Learning Management Specialist, RecoveryPeople When I first began learning and training in peer support, I thought I understood recovery well. After all, I had my own experiences…
Mark Rodriguez, MHPS
Mark Rodriguez, MHPS, is part of the CorazonSA team in San Antonio, Texas. After beginning his recovery journey in 2023, Mark felt called to deepen his spiritual connection and began…
Twenty Years Later: America’s View of Addiction and Recovery Is Changing
By Lori Mellinger Learning Management Specialist, RecoveryPeople Back in 2004, Faces & Voices of Recovery commissioned a national survey to better understand how Americans viewed addiction, recovery, stigma and the…
2025 Media Award of the Year
Press Release: RecoveryPeople Honors Imani K. “Ike” Evans with 2025 Media Award of the Year Celebrating a Voice That Amplifies Mental Health and Equity RecoveryPeople is proud to recognize Imani…
Laura Vasquez, MHPS, RSPS
Since 2021, Laura Vasquez has served as the first point of contact for many people joining the peer workforce. As the primary customer service representative for PeerForce.org (now called “PeerHubTX”),…
MercyMe2 Transitional Services
This month, we’re highlighting MercyMe2, based in Dallas, Texas for their work supporting individuals in recovery through structured programming and community-based services. Founded by Kamsha Ward, a Mental Health Peer…
How to Bridge a Funding Gap
The original article can be found at https://www.philanthropy.com/article/how-to-bridge-a-funding-gap Disclaimer: The opinions expressed in these articles are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views or mission of…