Stigma is one of the biggest barriers to recovery. REACH fights it by making solutions visible, normalizing overdose prevention, and showing that every life is worth saving. Through naloxone access, storytelling, and public awareness, we’re proving that compassion is the most powerful antidote to fear.
Providing free, 24/7 access to naloxone and harm-reduction tools saves lives and starts conversations. Each installation includes local training, community engagement, and tracking to measure real-time impact.
From Tennessee to the Gulf Coast, REACH hosts summits, school events, and statewide campaigns that educate families and inspire action. Each event is designed to connect hearts and minds to the cause of rescue and recovery.
NFL athletes, musicians, and creators use their platforms to destigmatize addiction and amplify hope. These collaborations turn recovery into a national conversation and bring new audiences into the mission.
REACH board member Andrew Parrott leads outreach focused on leadership, recovery awareness, and community engagement. Through storytelling and motivational talks, he bridges the gap between data and humanity — showing that recovery is both possible and powerful.
Visibility breaks stigma. Hope starts where judgment ends.
— George Massengill
