Tag: health
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⭐A Season of Gratitude – Letter from RANMI
As we move into the final stretch of 2025, we’re feeling especially grateful here at the Recovery Action Network of Michigan. This year has been full of connection, collaboration, and countless moments that remind us why recovery community work matters so deeply. From expanding our peer-led programs, to welcoming new partnerships, to watching our Recovery
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September is National Recovery Month
Each September, communities across the country come together to celebrate National Recovery Month—a time to honor the strength of individuals in recovery, raise awareness about substance use disorder, and reduce the stigma that too often keeps people from seeking help. At Recovery Action Network of Michigan (RANMI), we believe recovery is possible for everyone, and
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Celebrating New Beginnings: Grand Opening of the Recovery Action Network of Michigan Community Center
We’re thrilled to announce the grand opening of the Recovery Action Network of Michigan (RANMI) Recovery Community Center—a new welcoming space dedicated to supporting individuals on their journey of recovery from substance use disorder. Executive Director Allison Herrst stands proudly outside the new RANMI Recovery Community Center on Grand Opening Day. A Place to Connect,
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Looking Back & Moving Forward: RANMI’s Impact in 2025
The year is already off to an incredible start for Recovery Action Network of Michigan (RANMI)! As we continue to build a strong, supportive recovery community, we’re reflecting on what we’ve accomplished so far and looking ahead to even more opportunities for growth, connection, and education. Renew & Release: A Transformative Workshop One of the
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Reflecting on a Remarkable Year: RANMI’s 2024 Highlights
As the Recovery Action Network of Michigan (RANMI) wraps up its first full calendar year, we are filled with gratitude, pride, and excitement for what lies ahead. 2024 has been a year of growth, collaboration, and impact—all driven by our mission to empower individuals and families affected by addiction by providing a safe and supportive
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Healing Together: Introducing Points for Peace – NADA Detox Recovery Support
We are thrilled to announce an exciting new community resource: Points for Peace: NADA Detox Recovery Support! This innovative offering, launching in January, provides a holistic, evidence-based approach to support individuals on their journey to recovery. About the ProgramProvided by Alleviate Acupuncture and the renowned Dr. Ruth Lehman, DACM, LAc, Points for Peace utilizes the
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Autumn Recovery Walk 2024: Honoring the Past and Inspiring the Future
This November, the Recovery Action Network of Michigan (RANMI) joined forces with Passenger Recovery and The Phoenix Detroit for our Autumn Recovery Walk, a meaningful journey through Detroit’s historic Woodlawn Cemetery. With the vibrant colors of autumn as our backdrop, this dog-friendly walk brought together people in recovery, allies, and loved ones for a time
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A Heartfelt Thank You to the Ethel and James Flinn Foundation
The Recovery Action Network of Michigan (RANMI) is deeply appreciative to announce that we’ve been awarded a $5,000 mini-grant from the Ethel and James Flinn Foundation as part of their Mental Health Awareness, Education, and Outreach Mini-Grants Program. This valuable support will directly fund our Recovery Outreach Initiative, which focuses on expanding substance use disorder
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RAN-MI Provides Recovery Support for Individuals in Medication Assisted Recovery
Recovery Action Network of Michigan is working in partnership with Western Wayne Family Health Centers (WWFHC) to provide a recovery support group for individuals who value medication as a pathway of recovery. While medications such as methadone, vivitrol and buprenorphine are the standard of care for treating opiate use disorder, individuals who take these medications
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RAN-MI Visits MSU to Educate Med Students on SUD and Peer Support
Earlier this week, Recovery Action Network’s Executive Director, Allison Herrst, visited Michigan State University’s campus to speak with first year medical students about substance use disorder (SUD) and peer support. Along with providing evidence-based information on peer support, Allison shared her lived experience with active addiction and long-term recovery to reduce stigma and educate future
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