Sea Change Recovery Community Organization

09/28/2025

There’s a kind of healing that happens when surrounded by friends who see you.

Good food nourishes our bodies - JBJ Soul Kitchen 💛, connection nourishes our hearts, and joy reminds us that healing doesn’t always happen in silence—it often happens in community.

Here’s to friendship, shared meals, and the simple, playful moments that remind us we’re not alone. 🌿💛

09/26/2025

What is Save a Life Day?

On Sep 25th, 2025, all 50 states are participating in the first fully national day of free naloxone. Last year (2024), people hosted over 650 events from 35 states – distributing over 84,000 naloxone doses! Check out some photos here.

“Save a Life Day” started with a two county WV pilot in 2020, and it’s grown bigger and bigger every year.

If you would like free naloxone & instructions on use and safety (brand name Narcan) just text “naloxone” to Sea Change at 609 241 2630!

09/22/2025

Mondays - in person support group

09/22/2025

Today at Sea Change �
AM zoom and PM in person ���

09/15/2025

Recovery housing is a vital lifeline for individuals navigating substance use disorder. It offers stability, community, and a pathway to wellness. Yet, Senate Bill S2527 threatens to undermine this critical support system by imposing burdensome and discriminatory requirements that could shut down recovery residences across the state.

Stop NJ Bill S2527 - Protect Recovery Housing Access

09/11/2025

Thank you to and Stephanie A Faughn for the great coverage of our 5th Annual '100 Waves for Recovery" fundraiser!

09/10/2025

Today we say goodbye to a recovery GOAT who has been a pillar of our Sea Change community. We miss you and love you, Alfonso.

09/08/2025

Separating harm reduction and recovery feeds stigma and false divides through the belief that recovery only means abstinence—a black-and-white definition that leaves out the many ways people heal and grow.

When we say “harm reduction isn’t recovery,” it creates camps that don’t need to exist. Both are about the same goal: people living, healing, and finding safety and meaning. Every step someone takes to protect their health, stay alive, or move toward stability IS RECOVERY.

Framing them as opposites only divides communities that should be working together. We should stop drawing lines and instead recognize that harm reduction and recovery are one continuum, one community, one movement.

09/01/2025

Here’s to the caring, compassionate, and hardest working staff!