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A new program in Oregon combines traditional Indigenous knowledge with gardening to support people in recovery. Participants are learning to grow plants, build community, and reconnect with cultural roots.
The US Health Department is committing over $700 million to provide mental health and addiction treatment for people experiencing homelessness. Eight communities will receive immediate funding to connect people living on the streets with comprehensive care and recovery services.
Princeton now offers specialized eating disorder care through a new collaboration that brings together expert teams. The program provides intensive support for people who need more than weekly appointments but don't require hospital stays.
Two Washington nonprofits are inviting neighbors inside their mental health recovery centers this May, showing how connection and purpose help people thrive. The free open houses reveal an innovative approach where members and staff work side by side, building confidence through community instead of just treatment.
A Massachusetts courtroom traded arraignments for applause as the first person completed a program helping people with mental illness rebuild their lives. The milestone shows how support and treatment can break the cycle of repeat offenses.