A 12 step program can help individuals with spiritual and emotional recovery while maintaining sobriety. Those who have actively participated in a 12-step recovery program often get to a point where they feel ready to take the next step: furthering their education. This might entail completing a high school equivalency program, seeking a college degree or pursuing vocational training. Further education has the potential to help individuals secure their own futures and enable them to give back to their community.

How do I apply?
The application deadline is April 1. Candidates of all ages and educational interests are encouraged to apply. The application is a confidential three step process. Complete and submit an application form. Contact three individuals for letters of recommendation: your sponsor, your employer, and someone who knows you personally.

We are proud to announce $36,000 in scholarships were awarded for 2008-2009 to twenty-one students. We applaud these recipients for their strong commitments to recovery, education and pursuit of a better life. They are inspirations to us all. Congratulations!

How can I help?
Your financial support will be invaluable to this mission. If you have an area of expertise that would help us, then you might want to consider participating on our Advisory Board.