Hope-Believe Recovery Graduation Set for May 18th
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The semiannual Hope-Believe Recovery Graduation Ceremony will be held Wednesday, May 18th, at 3 PM, in the Community Café.
The spring 2011 graduating class will be recognized for successful completion of the Hope (for men) and Believe (for women) Programs, including six months of drug-free living.
You are invited to join us as the organization celebrates this important milestone.
About Hope-Believe Recovery Program
The Hope-Believe Recovery Program is an intensive multi-tiered substance abuse recovery program for adult homeless men and women who suffer from addition illness. The goal of the program is to provide recovery in a supportive and structured environment and ultimately empower participants to manage their illness, maintain sobriety, improve health and wellness, and move toward self-sufficiency. Modeled after a 12-Step Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) program, Hope-Believe incorporates illness education, role modeling, peer review & accountability, and a system of rewards to encourage and maintain sobriety. Since its inception in December 2001, more than 300 individuals have participated in the program. Approximately 40% of participants that remained in the program following a 2-week introductory period successfully completed the 6-month program or successfully transitioned to another treatment facility.
