Resiliency 4 Recovery: Reboot
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Resiliency 4 Recovery (R4R) is a passionate group of young people (16 to 29 year olds) who know from experience that recovery is possible. Resiliency is the power to bounce back from adversity even stronger! We offer free peer support and recovery programs to Oakville youth living with mental health and substance use challenges and their parents. We believe the most powerful way to recover from these challenges comes from having a voice, connecting with other people, building life skills, and finding meaning and purpose through active community involvement.
We applied for and received a grant from Halton Region but that grant was diverted to the church of the INCA to start a new group. Also, funds that we had raised were absorbed by the church and we are working to resolve those outstanding issues. So, here we are again, starting from the beginning almost, except we are Resilient and we are doing everything in our power to raise awareness and provide support within the community.
Recently we hosted an Event to commemorate International Overdoes Awareness Day in our community. We believe that it is really important to continue to support friends, families and loved ones who are grieving as well as to let people know that there is a way out and that we can help find the path.
We really need your help to continue the work we have been doing for the past 7 years to help young people in the community who continue to struggle.
Please come visit our Facebook Page
Resiliency 4 Recovery (R4R) is a passionate group of young people (16 to 29 year olds) who know from experience that recovery is possible. Resiliency is the power to bounce back from adversity even stronger! We offer free peer support and recovery programs to Oakville youth living with mental health and substance use challenges and their parents. We believe the most powerful way to recover from these challenges comes from having a voice, connecting with other people, building life skills, and finding meaning and purpose through active community involvement.
We applied for and received a grant from Halton Region but that grant was diverted to the church of the INCA to start a new group. Also, funds that we had raised were absorbed by the church and we are working to resolve those outstanding issues. So, here we are again, starting from the beginning almost, except we are Resilient and we are doing everything in our power to raise awareness and provide support within the community.
Recently we hosted an Event to commemorate International Overdoes Awareness Day in our community. We believe that it is really important to continue to support friends, families and loved ones who are grieving as well as to let people know that there is a way out and that we can help find the path.
We really need your help to continue the work we have been doing for the past 7 years to help young people in the community who continue to struggle.
Please come visit our Facebook Page
Organizer and beneficiary
Timothy Ross
Organizer
Oakville, ON
Tracey Stark
Beneficiary
