A Change for Nick is a 501(c)(3) non-profit foundation working to prevent, assist and mentor those struggling with the disease of addiction. Our vision is to have a peer to peer Community Recovery Center that offers many pathways of support in recovery. Recovery is initiated in treatment, continued recovery and long term recovery takes place in our communities. We hope to be that recovery Support Service with ongoing support in a safe and always welcoming atmosphere.
PORTLAND, Ore. – For Janie Gullickson, rock bottom came both slowly and all at once. A longtime drug and alcohol addict, Gullickson pushes back on the idea that one terrible day on the street leads to an epiphany and a climb back to normalcy. Thatâ
Every generation brings with it new challenges and new difficulties that we have to face. Â This is simply part and parcel to living on planet Earth and contending with the types of changes and adjustments that our country goes through every few years. Â
They stood in the cold and held candles, some clutching pictures of loved ones they lost to addiction. The listened to stories of loss and anguish, and hope and recovery. Some went to the podium and said the names of those who died. The state’s thir
MAHWAH, NJ – A former religious retreat in Mahwah received the green light from the township to operate as a facility for those recovering from substance abuse. The township zoning board unanimously approved Hackensack Meridian Health Carrier ClinicR
After years of drug addiction and homelessness, Kenny Sawyer found himself staring at a job application at Hypertherm , a New Hampshire company that makes industrial cutting tools. He was sober at last. He really wanted this job. But the application ask
Entering an inpatient or residential rehab facility can be a difficult step to take. Sending a care package to your friend or loved one is a thoughtful way you can brighten their day and show support. You may not always know how much they need or apprec
