New Horizons - UnityPoint Health- Robert Young Center

From all of us at New Horizons, we want to wish our clients and community a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!! 🎄

The holiday season can bring a mix of emotions, and we want you to know that hope, healing, and progress are always within reach. Every step you take, no matter how small, is a meaningful part of your journey. We are honored to walk alongside you as you continue to build resilience, strength, and well-being.

As we welcome the New Year, may it bring renewed hope, fresh beginnings, and continued growth. Remember: you are not alone, your story matters, and recovery is possible.

With warmth and gratitude,
The New Horizons Team

In partnership with Riverbend Food Bank, our local food pantries, and the Food Collaboration group of Muscatine, we’re launching Feeding Muscatine — a new website that brings together everything happening around food in our community.

From pantry schedules and volunteer opportunities to ways you can help your neighbors, Feeding Muscatine is here to connect you.

Whether you’re looking for a little extra help or looking to lend a hand, this is where Muscatine comes together to make sure everyone has a place at the table. 🍽️

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It’s Tuesday! When you’re ready to quit, remember you’re not alone. Ask your friends and family to support your journey by staying v**e and to***co free with you. Text “Start My Quit” to 36072 for even more help staying on track. Iowa Students for To***co Education and Prevention ***co ***coFreeGeneration ***coFree

An opioid overdose occurs when a person has more opioids in their body than the body can handle. It can happen suddenly or come on slowly over a few hours.

For more information on risks, prevention, and reversal medications like Naloxone, head here: https://www.samhsa.gov/substance-use/treatment/overdose-prevention/opioid-overdose-reversal

Su***de is preventable. Knowing the warning signs can save a life. Learn what to look for and how to help at nami.org/su***deprevention.
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Need help now? Call or text 988.

This National Su***de Prevention Month, commit to reaching out to friends, family, and people in your community. Being connected to other people promotes belonging & helps protect against su***de. Learn more about how you can help prevent su***de: https://bit.ly/4dU5gOT

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We dedicate this month to celebrate the power of recovery from substance use disorders and mental health conditions.

for EVERYONE! samhsa.gov/recovery-month

Addiction treatment is available. Recovery is possible.

This month — and every month — we’re committed to bringing about a future when addiction treatment and recovery are accessible to all. 💜

Over fifty million Americans consider themselves in recovery and it starts in a stable home. During National Recovery Month, let’s help create spaces that heal. Visit samhsa.gov/recovery to get started.