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Bill Downer is a shining example of the power of healing. Bill's life was one of struggle, addiction, and frustration. But on what he likes to call “10-10-10” (October 10th, 2010), Bill began to [...]
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Bill Downer is a shining example of the power of healing. Bill's life was one of struggle, addiction, and frustration. But on what he likes to call “10-10-10” (October 10th, 2010), Bill began to [...]
April Sloan knows firsthand the transformative power of change. When she was a resident of Providence House, April experienced a complete transformation in her life. She arrived having tried everything but failing time and [...]
When Matthew Reed walked through the doors of Providence Network in need of help in 1999, he never [...]
Bruce lived at Providence House and now serves on staff at Victory House. Working together for Victory House, with Lydia, his NextStep Community Co-Manager, their paired strengths provide the supportive care needed to foster [...]
For many, the road to recovery is not a straight path but a winding journey marked by ups and downs. For Lydia, a Denver native and dedicated leader at Victory House this journey has [...]
We recently sat down to interview James, one of our sober-living community residents. His story is one of addiction to empowerment. We’re grateful to be part of James’ recovery journey. How did James connect [...]
Wrestling with how to help someone struggling with addiction? Watching a loved one battle addiction can be incredibly painful. While you can’t force them to seek help, there are meaningful ways to support them [...]
Ryan’s last relapse forced him into a local shelter, where he lived for six months. He got into another nonprofit’s recovery home for men before continuing his recovery story at Gibson House, one of [...]
The Estes Park News originally published this article, From Estes to the City: Loving our Denver Neighbors, in the Friday, October 11th, 2024 edition of the Estes Park newspaper (see pages 36-37). I grew [...]
Jack came back home on his 18th birthday to find all of his belongings placed in the front yard of the group home. He had settled in this group home after spending most of his [...]