Newsletter
Our Stories: Into the Light
Danielle is a life coach working with women in recovery at Grace Recovery House in New Port Richey, FL. The way we talk about recovery too often focuses on simply not using rather than healing. When we think of and support each other as whole people,...
As We Grow
We see that fewer than half of facilities for OUD in the Tampa Bay region provide educational support, transportation assistance, and medications for psychiatric disorders as wraparound services. This is in contrast to emerging behavioral health studies showing...
Letter from The Executive Director
Amid this holiday season, we wanted to take a moment to reach out. We are reaching out in support. This has been a tough year for many. 100,000 people have died from overdoses already this year. This means more families grieving, greater fatigue from care...
Our Stories: Into the Light
Gary Hartfield, President and CEO of Serenity Village Inc., lost his sister Tammy to an opioid overdose. Gary leads with empathy and love, but the stigma against his sister's experiences is painful and often comes from a lack of understanding that recovery is a...
Did You Know?
https://www.tampabay.com/news/nation-world/2021/11/17/us-overdose-deaths-top-100000-in-one-year-for-first-time/ https://livetampabay.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/First-Community-Needs-Assessment-1.pdf
Our Stories: Into The Light
Gary Hartfield, President and CEO of Serenity Village Inc., lost his sister Tammy to an opioid overdose. Gary leads with empathy and love, but the stigma against his sister's experiences is painful and often comes from a lack of understanding that recovery is a...
As We Grow
Project Opioid Tampa Bay has many new developments on the horizon, and you will continue to hear more in the coming months. To help us with communications and outreach, we would like to introduce Masa Mochizuki as the newest member of the Project Opioid Tampa Bay...
