Orange County AOT Peer Staff Represent Î÷¹ÏÊÓƵ at Unlocking Stigma Fair 2022
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Peer staff from Orange County AOT represented Î÷¹ÏÊÓƵ at the Unlocking Stigma Fair 2022.
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Board of Directors Visit Villa Fairmont MHRC, Gladman MHRC, and Jay Mahler Recovery Center
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The newest members of Î÷¹ÏÊÓƵ’s Board of Directors visited three Bay Area programs for the first time.
Read MoreLa Casa Employees Participate in National Denim Day 2022
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For the second year in a row, La Casa MHRC and PHF participated in National Denim Day.
Read MoreTAO North Twin Day
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Can you tell who is who? TAO North staff members dressed as twins for the day!
Read MoreLeader Bio: Gregg von Fempe
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Thank you for letting us get to know you, Gregg von Fempe! We are glad to have you as part of #TeamÎ÷¹ÏÊÓƵ!
Read MoreAdmin Bio: Bre Lane
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Thank you for letting us get to know you, Bre Lane! We are glad to have you as part of #TeamÎ÷¹ÏÊÓƵ!
Read MoreAdmin Bio: Lisa Hecker
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Thank you for letting us get to know you, Lisa Hecker! We are glad to have you as part of #TeamÎ÷¹ÏÊÓƵ!
Read MoreA Place of My Own: A Story of Hope, Trust, and Preventing Homelessness at Sonoma ACT
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Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, Sonoma ACT member Brandt was given a 30-day eviction notice by the board and care he called home.
Read MoreHeroes in Action: Staff Members at Herald House
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Kudos to the team at Herald House in Herald, CA for providing excellent services and potential new business!
Read MoreFinding The Wins Of 2021 And Planning For Success In 2022
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Before we kick off 2022, we want to encourage you to celebrate your wins from 2021. You made it! That’s a win!
Read More12 Tips for Managing Holiday Stress
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It's the most wonderful- and stressful- time of the year.
Read MoreDance-Off At San Joaquin Connect I, II, And III Inspires Staff To Enjoy Life And Technical Difficulties!
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This inspiring story was written and submitted by Arthur Lorenz, Administrator at San Joaquin Connect I, II, and III.
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Recovery Heroes: Member at HOMES
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Hear how one member’s determination to permanently stay off of the streets after years of physical abuse, gang involvement, and emotional trauma brought him to Î÷¹ÏÊÓƵ’s HOMES program in Bellflower, CA,
Read MoreRecovery Heroes: Member at Mission Possible
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In the spring of 2019, Î÷¹ÏÊÓƵ’s Mission Possible mobile outreach program hit the road in Orange County, CA. It was a first-of-its-kind program for Î÷¹ÏÊÓƵ. Since then, we’ve seen dozens of individuals go from homeless to housed— and individual hope for a successful future restored. This man’s story marks a proud moment for the program.
Read MoreHeroes in Action: Debbie Zenga
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Debbie Zenga, Team Lead at AgeWise, joined Î÷¹ÏÊÓƵ in September 2019 after spending many years serving individuals with mental healthcare needs. A few weeks ago, Debbie saw a need to provide groceries for program members before the California statewide shelter-in-place orders went into effect. She sprung into action by reaching out to agencies in order to secure these necessities in the midst of a global pandemic.
Read MoreHeroes in Action: Dr. Kent Eller
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Î÷¹ÏÊÓƵ’s Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Kent Eller, happened to be in the right place at the right time to potentially save someone’s life. While returning to his car from shopping at Safeway in Alameda, he noticed a young man passed out in the parking lot. After an assessment, he thought the man might have overdosed on opioids. As Dr. Eller raced to grab his Narcan, the man woke up. Luckily, he hadn’t overdosed. Their conversation afterwards, however, might have changed this man’s life forever.
Read MoreÎ÷¹ÏÊÓƵ and SIRUM Partner to Make Medications Available to Those in Need
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Did you know that nearly 50 million Americans don’t take their prescribed medication because they can’t afford to pay for them?
Read MoreRecovery Heroes: Goodbye, Gangsters!
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A recent graduate of the new Muriel Wright SUTS program in Santa Clara, CA is a Recovery Hero!
Read MoreMeet the Mission Possible Team!
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Meet the Mission Possible program in Orange County, CA. This program was designed to do outreach and treatment out in the community. The program uses mobile RVs so they can deliver care and support exactly where they’re needed.
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