ARCHway Institute for Addictive Disease and Co-Existing Mental Health Disorders

Founded in 2012, Awareness, Recovery, Community and Health helped create the ARCHway Institute of Addictive Disease and Co-Existing Mental Health Disorders.
Since its inception, it has grown to be active in seven five states and has helped individuals find resources recovery nationwide. ARCHway and their volunteers focus on:

~Education - We educate communities about substance use and co-occurring mental health disorders in order to increase awareness, diminish stigma, and ultimately, help people heal.

~Peer Support - We offer conversations to individuals and families who don't know where to turn. We provide emotional support, information, and advocacy regarding options for treatment, recovery housing, or other recovery resources.

~Financial Assistance - We provide financial assistance to increase access to the treatment and recovery resources that individuals need in order to reach long-term recovery.

~Peer Workforce Development - We are working to grow and develop a more unified, empowered peer workforce to support individuals with substance use disorders.