Rocket City Recovery

29/06/2025

Much appreciation to Best Life Recovery Residences Community Partners🩷⚡️💜
Not One More Alabama
ROSS Madison County
Self Recovery Medical Detox
Partnership for a Drug-Free Community
These organizations will have resource tables at giving away Narcan, Information & Swag💛
If your organization is interested in having a resource table at Sober Sunday please contact
Stephanie.jennings@bestliferecovery.org
267-738-1657

19/06/2025

NOMA KICKS off sober fun tomorrow night as Huntsville GOkickball season begins at Kiwanis Soccer Field. The NOMA KICKS team is ready to roll as they take on "Jimmy Kick It's" at 8:30 p.m., Field #3, 4201 Bob Wallace Avenue SW, Huntsville, AL 35805. Let's fill the stands and usher in the first victory for the NOMA Kicks! More information and full schedule on our event page: https://notonemorealabama.org/events

09/05/2025

Much appreciation A.J. Wuest WAFF 48 , A.j. Wuest Digital Host at WAFF 48 News for helping to spread the word about at St. Stephens Music Hall. This Sunday features Huntsville's own !This segment of features Dave along with Stephanie Jennings, Executive Director of Best Life Recovery Residences who hosts the series and Not One More Alabama Family Program Coordinator Kim Holder who talks with AJ about lifting the stigma of addiction, life in recovery and the growing Yellow Balloon Movement.💛 Best Life Presents: Sober Sunday with Microwave Dave

Continuing their Sober Sunday series, Best Life Recovery and St. Stephens will turn the microphone over to Microwave Dave this Sunday!

23/04/2025

Common Ground Recovery has been in operation now for almost 5 months and we have a full house! Excited for the growth we have experienced already and look forward to what the future holds. Come celebrate and hang with us at our open house on April 24th!

Common Ground has been in operation now for almost 5 months and we have a full house! Excited for the growth we have experienced already and look forward to what the future holds. Come celebrate and hang with us at our open house on April 24th!

21/03/2025

Congratulations to Kim Lamar, Executive Director at Partnership for a Drug Free Community!

Lamar joined Partnership in June of 2024 as the Administrator for Partnerships Recovery Resource Hub. She has over 26 years of experience in Alabamas recovery resource community and is well respected by her peers.

Since June, her leadership at the Hub has resulted in over 600 ASAM assessments for clients with SUD.

These assessments are the first step to treatment and a new life for individuals with addictions.

Kim manages a team of 7 highly skilled individuals which has resulted in over 7200 client encounters in the past 10 months.

Congratulations on your promotion!


Kimberley Lamar, ADC, ICADC, CRSS, CPSS
Partnership for a Drug Free Community
Executive Director
256.539.7339
Kim@thedrugfreepartnership.org

29/04/2024

Join Us for the Grand Opening of Longleaf Recovery Huntsville!

We're thrilled to announce the grand opening and ribbon cutting ceremony of Longleaf Recovery Huntsville, a state-of-the-art facility dedicated to providing exceptional substance use treatment!

Date: May 14th, 2024
Time: Ribbon Cutting: 9:30am - 10am / Open House: 10am - 2pm
Location: 450 Dunlop Blvd SW Madison, AL 35758

Come celebrate with us, learn more about our services, and tour the beautiful new space. Refreshments will be served!

We're here to help individuals struggling with substance use disorders build a brighter future.

23/01/2024

I read Matthew Perry’s memoir…it’s truly a sad story knowing his true ending after the book’s ending. I’m a person in long term recovery from substance use disorder. I feel that happiness & fulfillment is an inside job. For me no amount of alcohol, drugs, prescriptions, treatments, relationships were going to fix my abandonment issues, anxiety, depression, feeling like I wasn’t enough. The life I have now started with admitting I had a problem and choosing to do something about it. Once I made that choice - I accepted that I have substance use disorder and I accepted I am responsible for myself. I became 100 percent willing and ALL IN to work a 12 step program of recovery.
I got a sponsor, attended meetings, worked the steps, started to develop a relationship with a higher power, did things for others with no expectation of anything in return and my life started to get better. I started to feel better.
I started to work out, take vitamins, drink water and continued to take action in my own life.
During this time hard things happened…that I had no control over. But having a drink or drug was no longer my solution instead I found the answer in continuing to follow my passion of photography and found my purpose. I started helping other alcoholics/addicts with my experience, strength and hope.
I make a daily choice to stay in the solution. Some days are easier than others but I know what to do when good things happen and when bad things happen. It is up to me. I love myself and my life today. “It works if you work it”.