Restoring Roots

Click link below to learn more about the newly released drug policies of the current administration. Long Term Recovery is possible!

#5: Provide Treatment That Leads to Long-Term Recovery: The administration will ensure effective, timely, and evidence-based treatment is available to all who need it. This includes expanding access to medications for opioid use disorder, improving integration of mental health and recovery support services, and strengthening the peer recovery support workforce and infrastructure.

Trump administration's drug policy priorities unveiled - Partnership News Service from Partnership to End Addiction ONDCP released the administration's Drug Policy Priorities for the year.

Congratulations to our board member, Charles Tubbs, on receiving the MLK Humanitarian Award!

Charles received the award for his years of dedication to public service throughout his career which spans through law enforcement, emergency management and community safety.

“Charles has demonstrated what it meant, what it means to lead with dignity, courage and heart,” Dane County Executive Agard said. “Charles’ leadership shines brightest in the face of adversity. We all need people who are there with the steady hand that we know will guide us to the other side of the challenge, and that is who Charles is.”

We’re so proud of you, Charles, and are fortunate to have you on our board, working hard toward opening our doors to support those in recovery. If you would like to make a donation to Restoring Roots in honor of Charles’ dedication to keeping our community safe, please visit: www.restoring roots.org.

Charles Tubbs, Sheray Wallace honored at 40th Annual Madison & Dane County MLK Day Observance Hundreds gathered at the Overture Center’s Capitol Theatre on Jan. 20 in celebration of Madison and Dane County’s 40th annual observance of Martin Luther King Day. Residents around Dane County gathered at the Overture Center’s Capitol Theater, 201 State St., at an annual celebration that aims ...

You are invited to join a webinar on Thursday, December 5th at 1pm Central time: The Healing Place: Inspiring History and Impactful Replications. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the webinar.

This presentation explores the inspiring history of The Healing Place, a long-standing model for peer-driven addiction recovery and the model that Restoring Roots is following. It highlights the organization's evolution, its proven approach to sustainable sobriety, and the successful replication of its model through initiatives like Recovery Kentucky. Attendees will gain insights into how this impactful framework is transforming recovery efforts both in rural areas and nationwide.

Welcome! You are invited to join a webinar: The Healing Place: Inspiring History and Impactful Replications. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the webinar. This presentation explores the inspiring history of The Healing Place, a long-standing model for peer-driven addiction recovery. It highlights the organization's evolution, its proven approach to sustainable sobriety, and the successful replication of its model through initiatives like Recovery Kent...