Advocacy is a key part of our process for change. We’re honored to partner with esteemed local advocacies and organizations, including People Engaged in Recovery (PEIR), FAVOR (Faces and Voices of Recovery), Baldwin County Community Alliance, Baldwin County Recovery Resource Coalition, and the Drug Education Council. Together, we unify our voices to raise awareness about substance abuse and amplify our reach to ensure that essential funding and resources touch every corner of our community.

The Jace Waters Foundation is not just an advocate but an active voice in the community. We proudly host and participate in pivotal events like the National Overdose Awareness Day Event, Recovery Month Events, and The Hub City Classic 5k/10k. Our message of hope and recovery also resonates across diverse speaking venues, from the Rotary and Kiwanis Clubs to Wings of Life, churches, schools, DEA events, and the CAPs Program by the Drug Education Council. Through each engagement, we deepen community ties and champion the cause of recovery.

Recovery programs are a short-term solution, and we believe in long-term success. Our scholarships for transitional living help those who have completed a treatment program access the financial aid needed for sober residential housing. Here, they are equipped with life skills and support essential for a smooth transition back into society, ensuring they stand resilient and ready for the journey ahead.