Council On Substance Abuse

Council On Substance Abuse COSA promotes the understanding that substance addiction a is preventable and treatable disease.

COSA’s Hope 4 Heroes & Families Program, through the SSG Fox Su***de Prevention Program, was honored to participate in G...
09/24/2026

COSA’s Hope 4 Heroes & Families Program, through the SSG Fox Su***de Prevention Program, was honored to participate in Goodwyn Middle School’s National Constitution Day Program on September 17.

Our team joined five Veterans from our program for an afternoon dedicated to honoring those who have served our country. COSA provided transportation for four of our members and attended alongside them as they were recognized during the program.

The program included the Posting of Colors, Pledge of Allegiance, student presentations on Constitution Day and our constitutional rights and responsibilities, recognition of Veterans, and remarks from local leaders.

We are proud to stand alongside the Veterans we serve and grateful to Goodwyn Middle School for creating space to celebrate their service and sacrifice. COSA’s Hope 4 Heroes & Families Program is committed to connecting Veterans and their families with support, resources, and community.

🏈 Football. Food. Fellowship. Recovery.This Recovery Month, COSA is bringing the community together for Sober Saturday F...
09/23/2026

🏈 Football. Food. Fellowship. Recovery.

This Recovery Month, COSA is bringing the community together for Sober Saturday Football! Come cheer on your favorite team, enjoy some good food, connect with friends, and celebrate recovery in a fun, welcoming environment.

No pressure. No judgment. Just good vibes, great company, and a reason to celebrate recovery together.

📅 Saturday, September 26
📍 COSA 5748 Carmichael Pkwy, Montgomery, AL 36117

Wear your favorite team gear and come ready to enjoy the game!

Recovery is for everyone. Recovery is worth celebrating. 💜

COSA was honored to participate in the Tuskegee University during the 27th Annual One Health Symposium and learn more ab...
09/22/2026

COSA was honored to participate in the Tuskegee University during the 27th Annual One Health Symposium and learn more about ongoing research focused on rural communities, opioid overdose prevention, naloxone access, and community education.

We’re especially excited about the opportunity to continue conversations around how research and community-based prevention can work together to strengthen outreach and expand access to life-saving resources across Alabama.

Thank you for the meaningful conversation and for sharing your work with us. We look forward to staying connected and exploring opportunities to learn, collaborate, and make an impact together.

PICTURED:
Bretia Gordon, Behavioral Health Prevention Director
NeCall Wilson, Ph.D. Student, Integrative Public Policy & Development
James Miles, Behavioral Health Prevention Specialist

COSA's Women Warriors on the move!The COSA Women Warriors Veteran Support Group stepped out for an evening of line danci...
09/21/2026

COSA's Women Warriors on the move!

The COSA Women Warriors Veteran Support Group stepped out for an evening of line dancing, wellness, and connection at the Crump Senior Center!

Hosted by the Crump Senior Center and City of Montgomery Parks & Recreation, the evening gave women veterans an opportunity to get active, learn new moves, relieve stress, and connect with others in the community.

From dancing to laughter, it was a great reminder that wellness includes having fun, building connections, and making time for yourself.

We’re proud to support our Women Warriors beyond the Vet Center and create opportunities for them to connect, engage, and thrive.

Training today. Prepared for tomorrow.COSA hosted Mental Health First Aid Certification at the Army National Guard in Mo...
09/16/2026

Training today. Prepared for tomorrow.

COSA hosted Mental Health First Aid Certification at the Army National Guard in Montgomery, AL, with Isaac Pena serving as the facilitator equipping participants with the knowledge and confidence to recognize, respond, and support those facing mental health challenges.

Knowledge matters. Preparedness matters. Mental health matters.

09/15/2026

Celebrate Recovery Month with COSA!

09/15/2026

On September 10 the Economic Development Department wore their shirts in support of Council On Substance Abuse's R U OK? initiative!

R U OK? Day may be over, but the conversation doesn't have to be. A simple "Are you OK?" can open the door to connection, support, and love in our community.
Because EVERY DAY is a good day to ask: R U OK? 💛

....the conversation continues, R U OK today?
09/15/2026

....the conversation continues, R U OK today?

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