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Success Story

Journey Through Addiction, Struggle, and Transformation 

We had the unique opportunity to sit down with a former client of ours for an in-depth interview. This candid conversation explores the transformative journey of navigating the challenges of addiction and resilience. Through the lens of his experiences, we aim to shed light on the broader themes of recovery and offer hope to those who may find inspiration in his compelling story.

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New Executive Director, Andrew Davenport, Appointed 

Reach for Recovery is pleased to announce the appointment of Andrew Davenport as its new Executive Director. Davenport, who has more than 15 years of experience in the nonprofit sector, began his career in child welfare and family court. Later, he transitioned to macro-level work, focusing on foster home licensing and leadership at state and nonprofit organizations.

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Reach for Recovery Hires a New Physician Assistant 

We are thrilled to announce the addition of Jordan Presto, PA-C, to our team at Reach for Recovery as Addiction Medicine Specialist. Jordan brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise as a Physician Assistant specializing in Addiction Medicine.

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Success Story

Moment for Mission

In this heartfelt letter from a recent Chester Ray client, they share their remarkable journey of battling alcoholism and finding hope at the Chester A. Ray Center. After reaching a critical point in their addiction, they sought help and went through detox, only to discover they had cirrhosis of the liver and end-stage liver disease.

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MEDICATION-ASSISTED TREATMENT PROGRAM EXPANDS IN HOLLAND

Reach for Recovery recently received funds from the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA), allowing Reach to increase SUD services significantly. The ARPA funds will allow Reach for Recovery to double the number of clients in the Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) for Opioid Use Disorder program, and help to expand primary healthcare services at Reach’s two residential treatment facilities.

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