Community Programs


Building Connections That Reduce Stigma and Save Lives
Nearly 60% of construction workers report struggling with mental health, but only a third would tell their employers. The stigma around mental health, especially in male-dominated industries, causes people to suffer in silence and resort to unhealthy coping mechanisms.
Our Mission
To create safe spaces where mental health conversations aren't just program announcements or one-time workshops, but become part of the everyday workplace culture. When mental health support is woven into daily operations, people feel genuinely supported rather than just talked about.
What We
Offer
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Recovery Circles (Non-12-Step)
Inclusive support groups for people in recovery or considering recovery. Open to all substances and behaviors, focusing on peer support and practical tools for maintaining sobriety in high-stress work environments.
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Workplace Wellness Programming
Custom programming for organizations wanting to support employee mental health:
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Lunch-and-learn sessions on stress management
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Mental health first aid training
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Recovery-informed supervisor training
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Stigma reduction workshops
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Sober-Friendly Community Events
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Vision board workshops
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Mocktail networking events
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Empowerment workshops
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Creative expression sessions
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Outdoor activities and wellness events
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Speaking Engagements
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Recovery Month programming (September)
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Suicide Prevention Week events
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Conference presentations
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Industry association meetings
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Community health fairs
Why This Matters
Recovery and workplace performance are connected. When people have support systems and feel less isolated, they:
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Miss fewer work days
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Have fewer workplace accidents
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Stay with the company longer while advancing their careers
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Develop tenure that includes growth and development opportunities
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Become informal peer supporters for colleagues



