The event will feature a variety of activities to engage individuals and families, including educational booths, and possibly live entertainment. All ages and fitness levels are encouraged to participate in the Run/Walk, which will start at 10:00 am. The race is a symbolic demonstration of the strength and determination it takes to overcome addiction, with every step representing progress toward a healthier future. Event Highlights: • Run/Walk: Participants will run or walk a scenic route to raise awareness about recovery. • Resource & Vendor Fair: Learn about local resources for those in recovery and their families, with representatives from treatment centers, support groups, and recovery-oriented organizations. This event is an opportunity to celebrate those who are recovering and to spread a message of hope, strength, and resilience to the community.

Join the Pierce County Recovery Coalition at our next resource fair on July 25!

We are excited to be partnering with the Tacoma Main Library to host this event and are bringing community partners from across the continuum of care. There will be tabling from various Tacoma and Pierce County community-serving organizations, free naloxone, overdose prevention and response training, snacks/food, lots of connection opportunities, and more!

See the list of confirmed organizations tabling at the event:
- Asia Pacific Cultural Center
- MultiCare Behavioral Health
- Pierce County Parent-Child Assistance Program
- Tacoma Needle Exchange
- Newport Healthcare
- We Care Daily Clinics
- Recovery Beyond
- Evergreen Produce Connection
- For The Culture Counseling Services
- Tacoma-Pierce County Health Department -Opioid Task Force
- Interaction Transition
- Cowlitz Indian Tribe
- Peer Hope-People Empowering Everyone in Recovery LLC
- Telecare Pierce TCAT
- START Unit/START Clinic
- Boulder Care
- House of Mercy
- Sound Integrated Health

If you know of a community group or service that should be included, please email us at tristan@washingtonrecoveryalliance.org and we can discuss next steps about tabling at our event.

Thanks so much and we look forward to seeing you all at our upcoming resource fair!

Join Us for the 9th Annual Mason County Overdose Awareness Event!

We are honored to invite you to the 9th Annual Overdose Awareness Event of Mason County—a powerful day of remembrance, connection, and hope.

This year’s event will include a Community Resource Fair, offering support, education, and tools for healing and prevention. If your organization would like to host a booth, we welcome your involvement! 

Please email Jamie@beabetteryoucounseling.com to request a vendor application.

This event is FREE and open to everyone!
We warmly welcome all individuals, families, and community members to attend. Whether you're coming to honor a loved one, seek support, or stand in solidarity—your presence matters.

Our mission is to remember and honor those we’ve lost to overdose, uplift the voices of those still struggling, and come together as a community to promote healing, awareness, and hope for a brighter future.

Let’s stand together—because every life matters, and no one should walk this journey alone.

• August 28th

• Belfair Community Church 23300 State route 300, Belfair, WA

• 3-5:15- resource fair

• 5:45 Gather for Speeches

• Moment of silence

• Overdose awareness walk tentatively begins @ 6:05.

Come join us for a BBQ, games, and fellowship, while we celebrate recovery in our community! As part of the mission for the Salish Recovery Coalition, we support individuals and families in recovery through advocacy, education, and celebration. This event is one of the ways we are able to do just that. This event is open to the public and we encourage you to invite your friends and bring the whole family!

We will have local service providers join us, offering onsite resources and opportunities to connect with your local recovery community. Thanks to our sponsors for supporting this free annual event.

Prior to this free recovery event, there is an opportunity to join the Recovery 5k Fun Run & Walk at the Illahee Preserve in Bremerton from 9am-11am. Early registration is $25, which increases after August 15th. Register here and invite your friends: https://runsignup.com/Race/WA/Bremerton/SRCRecovery5k

Join us on Zoom for a powerful conversation on behavioral health on the state and federal level from two champions for recovery: Rep. Lauren Davis and Paolo del Vecchio.

KCRC is extending this invitation to all WRA's regional recovery coalitions and community partners. 

Register now: tinyurl.com/AllCoalitionJuly21

Open to SUDPs, Certified Peer Counselors, Recovery Coaches, therapists, CHWs, prevention specialists, and anyone working in substance use, mental health, or harm reduction!💜  

We're partnering with the WRA for our FIRST EVER Peer Professionals Hike! 

Join us at Franklin Falls to recharge, learn, and connect with others in the field of recovery and behavioral health. 

🗓️ August 16 | 🥾 Franklin Falls 

📧 Spots are limited – email Taylor at taylor@recoverybp.org for a unique code to sign up through our calendar! 

Visit our calendar at https://www.recoverybp.org/calendar for more information and to RSVP✅ 

#PeerProfessionalsHike #RecoveryCommunity #MentalHealthWorkers #HarmReduction #FranklinFallsHike #WARecovery

We are honored to invite you to the 9th Annual Overdose Awareness Event of Mason County—a powerful day of remembrance, connection, and hope.

This year’s event will include a Community Resource Fair, offering support, education, and tools for healing and prevention. If your organization would like to host a booth, we welcome your involvement! Please email Jamie@beabetteryoucounseling.com to request a vendor application.

This event is FREE and open to everyone!
We warmly welcome all individuals, families, and community members to attend. Whether you're coming to honor a loved one, seek support, or stand in solidarity—your presence matters.

Our mission is to remember and honor those we’ve lost to overdose, uplift the voices of those still struggling, and come together as a community to promote healing, awareness, and hope for a brighter future.

Let’s stand together—because every life matters, and no one should walk this journey alone.

• WHEN: August 29th

• WHERE: Kneeland park, Shelton, WA

• 3-5:15 Resource fair

• 5:45 Gather for speeches

• Moment of silence

• Overdose awareness walk tentatively begins @ 6:05.

Come join us on Saturday, September 6th, for our 3rd Annual Recovery 5k Fun Run & Walk at the Illahee Preserve in East Bremerton as a fundraiser for the Salish Recovery Coalition. This event helps support our mission to support families and individuals seeking recovery, by bringing advocacy, education, and celebration of recovery to our local community.

Early registration is $25, price increases after August 15th. Registered runners will receive custom swag and there will be a finisher award. This preserve has a beautiful forest setting and is a perfect location for this benefit. We have 75 spots for runners, so get registered and bring your friends to help us celebrate recovery and this amazing event!

Register here: https://runsignup.com/Race/WA/Bremerton/SRCRecovery5k

Following the fun run, we will have Recovery Day at the Park from 11am to 2pm at Evergreen Park. We will have a BBQ, games, and fellowship. Invite the whole family!

Thanks to our incredible sponsors for helping us make this event possible! See you all there!

Important things to know:
* Race start and parking are at the main entrance to the Preserve off Almira Rd (across from Kitsap Mental Health Services-KMHS).
* Overflow parking is available at KMHS.
* Coffee and donuts available at the end!
* All capabilities welcome. Walk, run, hike.