Anika Dixon has seen what women with children need when they are released from prison and she sees where she can help. Found the nonprofit organization SHEBuild, Anika has put in place a strong resource to help justice involved mothers find their self worth, housing, and a way to provide for themselves and their children. Attend or donate SHEBuild's fundraiser here: https://anika-dixon.mykajabi.com/offers/gooH5rLF/checkout Be sure to subscribe and leave a like for this video to help boost our reach. Share this episode with someone you think could benefit from hearing this epsiode. www.longtermpod.com for the audio version of this podcast.  YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvYsF_eYynLaSDs3oNKWsFg #reentry #recovery #addiction #mother #podcast #selfimprovement

Kristen Stivers has accomplished so much in sobriety in a short amount of time. After years of addiction, she finally found a way out and has dedicated her life and new career to helping pull others up out of the depths of addiction. Find the podcast on every platform: www.longtermpod.com #alcoholabuse #addictionrecovery #traumainformed #recovery #peersupport

Jeff Watts knows what it's like to need help as both a nonprofit founder and as a veteran with trauma. Rally Pointe Nonprofit Council is providing service to other nonprofits who serve veterans and getting them the assistance they need from filing their legal status to preparing for financial audits, all in the name of paying it forward.
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Exodus.Life has seen a lot of changes over the years since its conception. From directly addressing reentry for incarcerated people to becoming one of the few recovery community organizations in the state of Arkansas, battling substance abuse and addiction, Exodus.Life has been on the front lines. In this episode, I talk to Myra Woolfolk, director of Exodus.Life about what she has seen in recovery and how she scaled from an intern to top of the organizational chart.You can support Exodus.Life by going to www.exodus.lifeThis podcast episode is in participation with Podcasthon. Learn more about them at www.podcasthon.org#recovery #peersupport #prison #nonprofit #2025

Wiley Jones was born as a slave, sold with the furniture, thrown into war, and rose as an entrepreneur in the Jim Crow South. This limited podcast series tells the most complete version of his story after extensive research and interviewing by the Arkansas Podcast Collaborative. Subscribe on your favorite platform and help us preserve this incredible story.
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This first episode of the new year talks about sober celebrations, alcoholism, and the future of recovery. We talk to MaryBeth Hill about an upcoming National Peer Recovery Alliance event.#recovery #soberlife #societyandculture #interview #peersupport

Through the opioid recovery funds, millions of dollars have come to each state to help prevent the abuse of substances. I had the opportunity to speak to the Arkansas Drug Director Tom Fisher on what he expects the funds to be used for and the outcome they anticipate. Please remember to like, subscribe, and share our content with others. #opioid #recovery #drugaddition #funding #arkansas

Introducing From Prison to Purpose. Special episode explores the journey of Jackie Willits, a woman who has overcome significant trauma and addiction to find recovery and purpose in her life. Jackie shares her experiences with childhood abuse, the escalation of her drug use, and the challenges she faced during her time in prison. She discusses her reintegration into society, the importance of building relationships in recovery, and the current state of peer support. The conversation highlights the dangers of fentanyl and the importance of drug education, as well as the hope and inspiration that can come from sharing one's story. #recovery #substanceabuse #opioid

I take you inside the 3rd annual Faith Recovery Conference, an inspiring event hosted by Jimmy McGill. This gathering brings together recovery organizations, advocates, and individuals on their personal recovery journeys. In this episode, I share my experience witnessing the powerful connections formed as participants bond through shared stories of struggle, healing, and the discovery of a higher power to guide them through their past and future challenges. Whether you're in recovery or supporting someone who is, this episode offers insight into the strength and hope found in community and faith. #recoverycommunity #recovery #addictionrecovery #addiction #faithinrecovery #faith

Ti King and Chris Porter explore the themes of recovery, the hero's journey, and the importance of lived experience in overcoming addiction. They discuss the significance of faith, the role of nonprofit organizations in providing support, and the impact of recovery on families. The conversation emphasizes the need for inclusive recovery resources and the importance of a higher power in the recovery process.

• The Hero's Journey is a common narrative in recovery.
• Long-term recovery requires ongoing maintenance and support.
• Lived experience can be a powerful tool in helping others recover.
• Faith plays a crucial role in the recovery process.
• Nonprofit organizations are essential for providing recovery resources.
• Recovery positively impacts families and relationships.
• Inclusivity in recovery resources is vital for effective support.
• Substance abuse affects all demographics, not just one group.
• A higher power is necessary for true healing and recovery.
• Community support is crucial for long-term recovery success.