Mora County DWI Program

09/18/2025

"Recovery isn’t a path you have to walk alone. Whether you're healing from addiction, trauma, loss, or any personal struggle, there are people who care, who understand, and who are ready to walk beside you. Connection is part of the cure—and reaching out is a sign of strength, not weakness."

09/16/2025

Su***de prevention is a vital and compassionate effort that involves recognizing the signs of emotional distress, fostering open conversations, and ensuring access to support systems. It begins with empathy—listening without judgment and offering a safe space for those who feel overwhelmed by pain or hopelessness. Education plays a key role, helping communities understand mental health challenges and reduce stigma. Resources like crisis hotlines, therapy, and peer support can be life-saving, especially when people know they’re not alone. Ultimately, su***de prevention is about connection—reminding each person that their life matters, and that help is always within reach.
➡️sprc.org/state-success-stories ***dePreventionMonth #988

09/12/2025

Recovery strengthens the foundation for the home🏡, the heart 💝, and the hope 🌻we all need to keep going. Learn how for everyone samhsa.gov/recovery

09/09/2025

Hello everyone, just a little information to share with you just in case you don't have these schedules for Mora Cross Country, Mora Middle School Volleyball and Mora Varsity Volleyball. Get out there and support your children, your community and most of all have fun and be safe!!!!

09/05/2025

Recovery Month 2025: Celebrating Hope, Resilience, and Healing
September marks National Recovery Month 2025, a time to honor the strength and resilience of individuals on the journey to recovery from substance use and mental health challenges. This year’s theme, "Recovery is for Everyone: Every Person, Every Family, Every Community," emphasizes that recovery is possible and accessible to all, regardless of background or circumstance.
Throughout the month, communities across the country came together to host events, share stories of hope, and raise awareness about the importance of treatment and recovery support services. Key highlights included nationwide recovery walks and rallies, educational workshops, art and storytelling exhibitions, and the recognition of recovery champions—individuals and organizations making a difference in the lives of others.
Recovery Month 2025 served as a powerful reminder that when we break the stigma, offer compassion, and invest in support systems, recovery becomes a reality for millions. Together, we celebrated the achievements of those in recovery and reaffirmed our collective commitment to building a healthier, more inclusive future.

08/22/2025

08/21/2025

Supporting your child's mental health means creating a safe, nurturing environment where they
feel heard, valued, and loved. It involves:
• Encouraging open conversations about feelings without judgment
• Prioritizing routines like sleep, nutrition, and physical activity
• Modeling healthy coping strategies and emotional regulation
• Seeking professional help when needed and reducing stigma around therapy
• Being present—emotionally and physically—to build trust and resilience
Even small gestures, like asking how their day went or validating their emotions, can make a big

08/13/2025

“I am stronger than my cravings. Each time I choose clarity over alcohol, I reclaim control, rebuild my health, and honor the life I deserve.”

Repeat this to yourself when the urge hits, or write it somewhere visible as a daily reminder.

https://www.samhsa.gov/substance-use/learn/alcohol