UC Recovery

08/26/2026

08/26/2026

Overdose Awareness & Su***de Prevention is about more than awareness—it’s about people, families, and communities.

According to the most recent data from 2024, there were 1,174 overdoses in the Upper Cumberland region. Behind every number is a person, a family, and a story.

Grateful for the Jackson County Prevention Partnership and the work they are doing to bring our community together, raise awareness, connect people with resources, and remind those who are struggling that hope and help are available.

Recovery is possible. Prevention matters. And every life is worth fighting for. 💜💙

***dePrevention

08/14/2026

A meeting option for our friends in Jackson County!

06/19/2026

Meeting people where they are is the heart of recovery! 💙

In our latest podcast clip, Ryan Henry sits down with Justin Cantrell to discuss the importance of meeting individuals with unconditional love and care. We know that not everyone is ready or able to stop their drug use immediately, so we focus on providing life-saving resources like detox information, treatment options, and housing support right where they are.

Our goal is to build a supportive ecosystem that helps people find their path to a better way of life.

06/17/2026

💙 Recovery Strengthens Families 💙

One of the most meaningful outcomes of recovery is the opportunity to rebuild and restore family relationships.

Through the UC Recovery program, 126 families were reunited, helping parents, children, and loved ones reconnect and move forward together. Recovery doesn't just change individual lives—it creates stronger families, healthier homes, and more stable communities.

Every family reunification represents hope, healing, and the power of recovery support services working together to help individuals achieve lasting success.

06/15/2026

📢 Recovery Core Principles Series

Recovery is not a journey that happens alone—it takes a community working together to create lasting change. As we continue our Recovery Core Principles Series, we're highlighting the importance of collaboration in building pathways to long-term recovery.

Core Principle #2: With strong relationships and partnerships in our communities, we can find long-term stability.

Individuals navigating substance use disorder often need support from multiple services throughout their recovery journey. When treatment providers, recovery organizations, healthcare professionals, employers, housing partners, and community leaders work together, they create the ecosystem needed to help individuals move from treatment into long-term recovery.

💙 We believe that strong partnerships strengthen communities, expand opportunities, and help create the stability needed for lasting recovery.