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Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month

Written by Jessica Garduno Hispanic Heritage Month is an annual celebration of the history and culture of the U.S. Latinx and Hispanic...

A Bridge to Sobriety

Partnering with Bridges Alternative Peer Group for Teens Who Are in Recovery Bridges—Seattle APG holds space for youth to engage in safe,...

An Interview with RALI

My name is Alexa Cabrera-Martinez. I am an intern for Washington Recovery Alliance and I attend the University of Washington working...

Collegiate Recovery: Creating Options on Campus

Substance use among college students is prevalent: In 2015, one in seven full-time college students aged 18 to 22 (14.6 percent) met the...

2022 Recovery Champion Award recipient of King County

“… to all the people out there who may be struggling using alcohol or drugs in the community, just know there is hope, and help for you...

Celebrating Our Gifts of Recovery

By Heather Venegas November is Gratitude Month – and I try to practice gratitude every day. It wasn’t always that way. I’ve been to...

Celebrating our Frontline Behavioral Health Workers!

KCRC would like to recognize all the behavioral health professionals who play a critical role in mental health and substance use...

Coming Full Circle: A Reflection on My 25th Recovery Birthday

By Heather Venegas, Director of the King County Recovery Coalition This May, I celebrated twenty-five years of long-term recovery on...