The spooky season is coming to an end before we know it, but that doesn’t mean we’re over October. Scary doesn’t always have to be bad. Instead, use these final weeks as a reminder to do some scary-good deeds and give back to your community.

The Covid-19 pandemic has been either tough and/or unnatural for everyone, but it has been especially hard for people with substance use disorder. Our latest blog will tell you how people with substance use disorder are at a higher risk for contracting the virus and how isolation and stress have made substances increase in demand.

In order to lead a truly altruistic life, it’s important to take stock of your own mental health, as well as those around you. There are a ton of free resources and tactics you can use to check-in and improve your mental clarity.

It’s hard to believe that another month has come and gone. As we enter October and inch closer to the holiday season, year-end giving and volunteering also ramps up.

We're starting October off right with a new blog post that will tell you all about National Substance Use Prevention Month. Learn tips and tricks to keep you and your loved ones safe and free of substances. Also, learn about how you can help out your communities or organizations that seek to prevent substance use disorders.