Chester Harris works security at the Lincoln Park Kroger. But Chester because he doesn’t have a car – and the 63-year-old walks from his apartment in Taylor to his job in Lincoln Park every afternoon – and back again every night – five miles each way.
DRMM had a wonderful time at the Michigan Celebrate Recovery Walk & Rally at Belle Isle Park on Friday! ✨As a proud sponsor, we shared how the Treatment side of The Mission helps those struggling with substance use disorder—often a root cause of homelessness.💚 We were inspired by brave recovery stories, including keynote speaker Priya Mann, WDIV Local 4 News Reporter.💚 Our clients from the Christian Guidance Center enjoyed a day of fellowship, fun, and hope for the future.💚 From the recovery walk to live music, delicious food, games, and dancing with Larry Lee & Back in the Day Band—the joy was contagious!A big thank you to our staff—Sonya Bailey, Stacie Whipple Bailey, Bradford Jones, and Chiara Clayton—for representing DRMM, and to all the organizers for making this event possible.We’ll see you again next year! 🙌#RecoveryIsPossible #MichiganCelebrateRecovery #DRMM … See MoreSee Less
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