Hope Recovery Network

Upcoming Youth Peer Support Training!! Register by Dec. 1. Please reach out if you have any questions.

The Mental Health and Recovery Services Board of Seneca, Ottawa, Sandusky and Wyandot Counties would like to thank all those that voted and helped to support our efforts to provide mental health and recovery services in Ottawa County. We are pleased to announce the passing of our Levy Renewal. We are excited to continue to provide vital services in Ottawa County!

Check out what Kristen Gerwin, Director of Oak House has to say about services that our Mental Health Levy supports. Thank you, Kristen for your support!

🌳 Trees of Recovery at Oak House 🌳

Oak House invites the community to experience the “Trees of Recovery” project—a powerful display of three lighted trees, each dedicated to recovery, remembrance, and celebration. Visitors can add their own messages to these trees, symbolizing support and breaking down the stigma around recovery.

Check out this article to learn more about this beautiful project and its impact on our community.

Public invited to join Trees of Recovery Project at Oak House - The Beacon BY SHERI TRUSTYThe Oak House in Port Clinton invites the public to step inside its doors to participate in the “Trees of Recovery” community project. While

Early prevention is critical.

Thank you to Connie Roe, the Executive Director of Family Advocacy Center Ottawa County for your support! Please see below what she has to say about how the Board helps their programs.

Please vote YES for the Mental Health and Recovery Levy on November 5th!

🌍 World Mental Health Day 🌍

Today, we recognize the importance of mental health and the need to break the stigma surrounding mental illness. Mental health is essential to overall well-being, yet so many suffer in silence.

Let’s take this day to:
-Raise awareness about mental health issues
-Show support for those who are struggling
-Advocate for better access to mental health services

💚 Remember: It’s okay to ask for help. Together, we can create a world where mental health is valued, understood, and prioritized.

Visit https://bit.ly/3WKVeZL to find an event near you.

August 31 is . Local communities across the state will gather to reflect on the many lives lost to addiction and take actions to prevent overdose. Visit https://bit.ly/3WKVeZL to find an event near you.

🌲 Our team-building adventure at New River Gorge is in full swing! Right now, we're camping amidst the stunning scenery, strengthening our bonds, and preparing for an exciting day ahead. 🏞️

Tomorrow morning, we'll tackle the rapids with a thrilling white water rafting experience, pushing our teamwork and communication skills to new heights. 🚣‍♂️

This trip is all about coming together, supporting one another, and creating lasting memories that will enhance our collaboration back at work. Grateful for this incredible team and the opportunity to grow stronger together! 🌊💪

🌟 Happy Tuesday! 🌟

Today is the perfect day to practice positive affirmations. Let's spread kindness and uplift ourselves and others. Remember, a little positivity goes a long way! 😊✨

Explore free Mental Health Month resources at mhanational.org/may.