Peer Support and learning to ride the bus gave one woman a better chance to recover from addiction.
POWER New Day Program Manager Rachael Perlick knows the difference one woman’s recovery can make on future generations. She’s been in recovery for 16 years.
The University of Pittsburgh graduate has never been one to be intimidated by taking control of his own difficult decisions.
Approximately 2 ½ years ago, a Therapist with a distinctive name walked through the doors of POWER. Saige Gracie arrived with experience, knowledge, and a desire to make a difference in the world.
Small in stature, but by no means small in her contributions to the growth of the POWER organization, she has witnessed the continuing and progressive evolution of the recovery facility.
Mentor Lisa Childers never gave up on her client or the promise of recovery.
The new CFO takes on the challenge of working in a predominantly woman’s world.
Therapist Ann Hartman loves to “see the light in their eyes.” And, while the nature of her personality is reserved, she also emits the confidence of a quiet storm.
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.
POWER staff members shared the people, pets, and places that helped them get through 2020.
POWER Administration
907 West Street, 2nd Floor
Pittsburgh, PA 15221