The ARCHway Institute
We believe in recovery from the disease of addiction.
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Financial assistance to help those with alcohol or drug addiction diseases get into recovery programs.
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Caregiver Support
Connect with other caregivers who have witnessed the journey of recovery. Gain help as well as help others.
Event Support
Help organize events in your community to drive education and awareness around issues surrounding addiction diseases.
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7th Annual St. Louis Dinner, Experience HOPE Gala
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ARCHway HOPE Fund – ARCHway’s Scholarship Program
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Maurice Clarett shares story of redemption in book ‘One and Done’
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Successfully navigate the holidays and parties during your recovery
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ASAM updates definition of addiction
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Saint Louis University Dept of Family & Community Medicine receives HRSA grant
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The ARCHway Institute is a Guidestar verified non-profit.
ARCHway's mission is to provide support for individuals and families with substance use and co-occuring mental health disorders. COVID-19 adds another level of needed support for these individuals. Take at look at SAMHSA's tips for taking care of your behavioral health during this time.
www.samhsa.gov/sites/default/files/tips-social-distancing-quarantine-isolation-031620.pdf
The 6th Annual ARCHway Florida Charity Tennis Mixer and Golf Scramble has been cancelled for this weekend March 20th and 21st.
Event coordinators Dan & Jan Stuckey will be sending out an email to all registered tennis players, social hour registrations, golf and lunch registered participants tonight with details on donation/refund options and purchasing donated awards and gift baskets.
With the recent directive from the CDC today it became obvious what action we needed to take. We want to take a second and thank all our sponsors, gift donors, volunteers and participants for all their efforts.
Based on their generosity we believe we will still be able to meet our goal of providing funding in the area as planned for a variety of projects to help those that want to be in a recovery program.
We would also like to thank Twin Isles Country Club for their professional attitude and flexibility as we worked together to try and make this event happen. In the end it was just not meant to be.
More detailed information will be made available as we work through shutting down this event.
Dawn Schema shares what she has learned as a Caregiver for a loved one with an addiction disease so others may learn from his experience.
ARCHway Institute is dedicated to educating individuals, families and communities about the issues surrounding the disease of alcohol and drug addiction.
The ARCHway iWishiKnew Campaign is a series of 20 short messages by caregivers and individuals in recovery. They want to share what they learned dealing with this disease over the years they wish they had known when their journey first started.
To hear all 20 messages by these individuals, please go to ARCHway's Vimeo Page at vimeo.com/ondemand/iwishiknew .
ARCHway, we believe in recovery from the disease of addiction.
ARCHway would like to send lots of positive energy out today with some of these fun pictures from our 2020 St. Louis Dinner and Silent Auction!
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#communityofhope
**March 12, 2020** Colton Baker, certified peer specialist, spoke in front of the Missouri House of Representatives Task Force on Substance Abuse Prevention and Treatment. Baker testified on his own recovery story citing a greater need for widespread prevention programs along with his utilization of Medication Assisted Treatment (i.e. Vivitrol) and recovery housing as critical components of his recovery. He spoke on primary prevention tactics being used in school based programs and parental education. He spoke on the need to destigmatize conversations around substance use and mental health disorders along with normalizing receiving support. He advocated for a holistic and long term approach to treatment as well. Of these, he most notably spoke about peer support specialists being utilized effectively in formal treatment services, outreach programs like the EPICC Outreach Project, and transitional housing organizations. ARCHway Institute has been a leader in Peer Support development and empowerment, utilizing peers on the front lines assisting individuals and families seeking access to quality treatment and recovery support services. We are proud of Colton's work as a peer.
Message From John
Rock + Recovery Minute
JOHN STUCKEY was the visionary for what has become the ARCHway Institute for Addictive Disease and Co-Existing Mental Health Disorders. John has an addiction disease. But in 2012, John was able to truly start managing his disease.
ROCK & RECOVERY mobilizes and supports the recovery community to grow and heal together through the therapeutic power of music, mixed with shared messages of hope and inspiration. Listen from your computer to the R&R station.
Rock & Recovery also interviews individuals in recovery, caregivers, professionals and politicians. Listen to the full library of interviews on the Rock & Recovery website.