Stories of Hope: Kim
You learn quickly how not to victimize yourself. You become thankful for the struggles. If I hadn’t experienced what I experienced, I wouldn’t be as
January 20, 2023
You learn quickly how not to victimize yourself. You become thankful for the struggles. If I hadn’t experienced what I experienced, I wouldn’t be as
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One day, I was asked, “Do you want help?” And in that moment a feeling deep inside began to take root. That feeling was HOPE!
…at the young age of 27 years old, I suffered a stroke. This event really scared me, and I realized that the only person who
Photo: DEA New ‘rainbow fentanyl’ targets teens It looks like candy and has been nicknamed ‘rainbow fentanyl’ by the media, but it’s just as deadly
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Dead on Arrival A film by Dominic Tierno and Christine Wood Deceptive drugs made of fentanyl are killing young people across America at an alarming
On March 29, our CEO, Marsha Malsam, spoke at the kick-off event of Operation Engage. This
As we wrap up this month of recognizing women’s contribution to history and our present world, we are celebrating two Rayce Rudeen Foundation team members making a powerful impact in our community. Nicole and Sarah from Washington State University have been a huge asset to our team as they live out our mission and vision of promoting living a healthy life free from addiction and addressing gaps in the systems of care for those struggling with drug misuse. We caught up with them on International Women’s Day to hear how their work is vital in helping our community understand this disease.