At Recovery Epicenter Foundation, advocacy is the compass that guides our mission: building a world where recovery from substance use disorder is not only possible, but fully supported, respected, and celebrated.
We champion policies and practices that empower individuals and families on their recovery journeys. We engage with elected officials, community leaders, and the public to dismantle stigma and elevate understanding. Through education, storytelling, and collaborative action, we push forward real change that impacts real lives.
By reshaping public perception and confronting misinformation, we help communities see recovery not as an exception, but as a powerful human right.
Recovery is not one-size-fits-all. We support and honor multiple pathways, recognizing the diversity and individuality of the people we serve.
We advocate for the widespread recognition and implementation of the Recovery Bill of Rights, ensuring that all individuals in or seeking recovery are treated with dignity, equity, and fairness.
Recovery is a collective effort, and your voice matters. Whether you’re someone with lived experience, a family member, a concerned neighbor, or a policymaker, there’s a role for you in this movement. Join us in advocating for a future where recovery is embraced, not hidden. Attend an event, share your story, contact your representatives, or partner with us to make change happen.
In this powerful feature, Recovery Epicenter board member Jason Gwalthney shares how Narcan saved his life and how he now uses his second chance to help others on their recovery path.