Stigma is a significant barrier to recovery, limiting access to support and treatment. These workshops will tackle this issue through interactive discussions, personal stories, and art. It will equip participants with tools to lead impactful conversations and create actionable plans for supporting recovery in their communities.

Recovery Month honors the millions of Americans whose lives have been transformed through recovery. Each September, programs nationwide share success stories to raise awareness and promote understanding of mental health and substance use disorders.

This September, AMHC recognizes National Suicide Prevention Month, honoring those lost to suicide and supporting those impacted. The month focuses on raising awareness, spreading hope, and encouraging community collaboration. AMHC invites everyone to participate in activities promoting suicide prevention and to help spread awareness.

Miki Sawada is touring communities nationwide, focusing on rural communities. She travels with her piano, delivering world-class concerts to your neighborhood gathering place and connecting with Americans everywhere.

"Together We Can" underscores the importance of unity in addressing the tragedy of overdose. It serves as a call to action for every community member to come together in support of those affected by addiction, to remember those lost, and to celebrate those living in recovery.

AMHC is excited to announce the launch of its newly designed website, AMHC.org. The website features a fresh look, user-friendly navigation, and informative content to help visitors understand the agency's mission and services.