Dewey World Recovery Community

07/24/2025

Check out what is happening at Dewey World Recovery Community! With our COO and Flagler County Drug Court Foundation.
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07/15/2025

One of the announcements for Dewey World Recovery Communit is this Wednesday, Doreen Renee Marcum will be doing a podcast with HOPE at Flagler Voice, she is the COO of Dewey World

She willl be telling her story, her why, and what the strategic plan is for the future growth.

If you want to know more about Dewey World and the upcoming news, make sure to listen/watch.

She stated:
I give God all the glory for the valleys that have lead me to this moment. By His grace I am able to be directed towards His plans for me. All I ask is for prayers that God will allow the Holy Spirit to guide me and direct me and it be His words and not mine that will unfold.

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06/16/2025

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05/17/2025

Updates in the club house. New counter tops, cabinets, and a resource area. Thanks to Shawn Marcum for his hard work.

05/05/2025

In Loving Memory of Noah
Forever 16. Forever Loved. Stolen by Fentanyl.

Noah was more than a son — he was a light in this world. Caring, empathetic, wise beyond his years. He was everyone's cheerleader — the kind of person who showed up for you, who saw you, who believed in you even when you didn’t believe in yourself. He was a devoted brother, a loving son, a traveler with a wide open heart and endless curiosity. He taught his mother how to be a parent, and gave his siblings the gift of unconditional love.

He should have turned 21 this year. He should have had his whole life ahead of him.

But five years ago, Noah was poisoned. He was given fentanyl — maybe without even knowing. He fought for five agonizing days before we had to make the impossible decision to let him go. And then, like for so many families, the system failed us. The police walked away the moment the death certificate said “fentanyl.” No investigation. No justice. No answers. Just silence.

This is the truth: fentanyl is not a choice. It is not an overdose. It is poisoning. It is murder.

And it does not discriminate.

Fentanyl is killing our children. Our friends. Our brothers and sisters. It’s ending the lives of the kind, the smart, the brave — people just like Noah. This drug is flooding our communities, disguised in pills, mixed in with other substances, and it's stealing lives before they even begin. And parents, like us, are being left behind — shattered, unheard, and often blamed.

Noah’s life mattered. His death matters. And your child, your sibling, your best friend — they are not immune. This crisis is real. And it is spreading.

So let this be a call to every parent, every educator, every friend: talk about fentanyl. Teach your children. Fight for awareness. Demand justice when the system turns its back. Because if it happened to Noah, it can happen to anyone.

Noah’s name will never fade. He was loved. He is loved. And we will speak his name, tell his story, and shout this truth until the world finally listens.

03/07/2025

Annual Dewey World Bike Week Cookout 2025

02/07/2025

12/23/2024

Open invite to Dewey World Recovery Community's Christmas Dinner at 3pm on Christmas.