Category Advocacy
What programs and services are offered through Cecil Harm Reduction? Cecil Harm Reduction offers: homeless outreach, a fixed-site Syringe Service Program, community syringe clean ups, Narcan training, “Hope Street” Harm-Reduction outreach walks, and peer support to all participants and community… Continue Reading →
Voices of Hope took part in the 2nd Annual Cecil County Red Sand Project, led by the Cecil County Child Advocacy Center. The project was created by artist Milly Gochman and uses red sand to raise awareness of survivors of… Continue Reading →
People in recovery who live in Harford County have stepped up and are reaching out to end overdose deaths in their community. They are engaging with people who use drugs, family members and those who are at risk of overdose… Continue Reading →
Cecil County is a 418 square miles of small rural towns that have share the big city problems of untreated addiction and mental health disorders. For the past few years, this county and 103,000 people has outpaced all other Maryland… Continue Reading →
This event is SOLD OUT as of 2/5/2020. Sponsorships are still available and silent auction items are deeply appreciated! Voices of Hope’s 5th Annual Recovery Gratitude Banquet will feature community leaders who have made a monumental difference in the lives… Continue Reading →
People in recovery and family members attended the Faces and Voices of Recovery Messaging Training on August 30, 2018 at the Susquehanna Workforce Center in Elkton, MD. Over 30 people were in attendance to learn how to carry the message… Continue Reading →
Families who have found recovery, those who seek it for a loved one and families who lost the battle were among the group who attended the North East Recovery Town Hall at St. Mary Anne’s Episcopal Church parish house on… Continue Reading →
Alyssa Holsopple is a member of the Voices of Hope backpack outreach and homeless engagement teams and is a resident of Cecil County. She drove early to Washington, D.C. on Wednesday, July 25, 2018 to represent the needs of our… Continue Reading →
