Mentor Lisa Childers never gave up on her client or the promise of recovery.
Over 1 year into the pandemic, what got you through the early weeks may no longer be serving you. Join the Center for Women and
Today, we reach out to show support for another community suffering from their own unique trauma. The circumstances may be different, but they are symptoms of the same disease that is White Supremacy. And the need actively work to dismantle racism remains the same.
POWER will conduct walk-in assessments Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday at the POWER office at 907 West Street, Second Floor, Pittsburgh 15221 from 9-3.
Robin Horston Spencer has faced the obstacles, overcome the improbable, and conquered the impossible.
“This is one step closer to de-stigmatizing the treatment of Opioid Use Disorders and will allow for better, easier access to medication for those with OUDs,” said POWER Clinical Director, Kara Hall.
POWER Connection has an amazing group of dedicated Mentors, and Lachelle E. is an example of how these women and men go the extra mile.
“It felt so good to know people cared, to know I wasn’t forgotten.”
POWER staff members shared the people, pets, and places that helped them get through 2020.
Addiction is a family disease. No one knows that better than Aleshia. It took a decade of tragedy for her to find the tools to break the cycle.
