Voices of Hope was featured this past Sundays edition of the Baltimore Sun, in an article titled “Saving Life and Limb.” The article highlighted the partnership between our Cecil County Harm Reduction team and the National Institute of Standards and… Continue Reading →

Transgender Day of Visibility is an annual event occurring on March 31st, and is dedicated to celebrating the Transgender Community by raising awareness of discrimation and relentless resiliency of the community in standing tall and strong in the face of… Continue Reading →

This past weekend, Voices of Hope held at Bowling Fundraiser at Elk Lanes. 39 members of the Recovery Community, residents of the new Voices of Hope Recovery Houses, staff, friends and family members gathered for an evening of fun. Funds… Continue Reading →

A few months ago, Brittany and her boyfriend, Michael, were participants in our Syringe Services Program and recipients of Wound Care. Due to wounds caused by injecting into her hands, the Wound Care team prepared Brittany for the possibility of… Continue Reading →

Did you know that you can donate that old car that isn’t running anymore? We will come and pick it up! Funds raised help people to establish a new foundation in recovery from substance use disorders in Cecil or Harford… Continue Reading →

Voices of Hope was a key informant for The National Council for Mental Wellbeing’s 2 new reports Establishing Peer Support Services for Overdose Response: A Toolkit for Health Departments and Overdose Response and Linkage to Care: A Roadmap for Health… Continue Reading →

National Condom Day is celebrated on Valentines Day each year to remind our communities that one of the easiest ways to look after your sexual health, and the sexual health of your partners, is to use condoms and dams (along with lube too!). In… Continue Reading →