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We are searching for our next Executive Director!

We are searching for our next Executive Director!

Are you a bold, visionary leader with lived experience in recovery and a passion for building something that truly matters? The National Peer Recovery Alliance (NPRA) is seeking a dynamic Executive Director ready to shape the future of peer support across the country. This is more than a job – it’s a chance to lead a national movement, uplift a powerful network of state affiliates, and bring real, lasting change to communities that need it most. If you thrive in high-energy environments, believe in the power of peer leadership, and want to leave a legacy of impact, this role is for you.

From driving national strategy to strengthening grassroots partnerships, you’ll be at the forefront of transforming how peer recovery is led, funded, and celebrated. You’ll work alongside passionate peers, visionary leaders, and mission-driven organizations, all while helping build the systems, resources, and momentum NPRA needs to grow nationwide.

If you’re ready to lead with purpose, empower others through your story, and build the next chapter of recovery leadership in America – NPRA is ready for you.

Salary range is $50-55K annual depending on experience and fit to role.

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Marcy Uhl Receives ARCHway Community Award

Marcy Uhl Receives ARCHway Community Award

ARCHway Officer, Jan Stuckey, presented Marcy Uhl with the ARCHway Community Award for serving as the ARCHway Treasurer for 6 years. Marcy took over the position in January of 2019 from Jeff Stoll. During that time ARCHway’s revenue went from around $250,000/year in 2019 to roughly $600,000/year in 2024. Marcy will remain active at ARCHway being an ARCHway HOPE Fund Sponsor as well as volunteering at local events. We want to thank Marcy for her service and commitment to help drive ARCHway’s mission of helping individuals and families find the information and resources to start a journey of recovery. We are excited to announce that Jeff Stoll will be returning as treasurer. Jeff and Marcy will be working over the next 6 months to transition the work. ARCHway has so many ways and needs for volunteers! If you are interested in volunteering, please contact ARCHway COO, Emily Stuckey, at emily.stuckey@thearchwayinstitute.org, or go online and fill out an interest form on our website by clicking the link below!

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Congratulations to NARR on receiving $20,000!

Congratulations to NARR on receiving $20,000!

Congratulations to the National Peer Recovery Alliance (NARR) on receiving $20,000 from ARCHway Institute to support their efforts to provide safe and sustainable recovery housing nationwide! As a long-time partner of NARR, ARCHway is excited to have the opportunity...

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Recognizing LEAN STL at our 12th Annual Gala

Recognizing LEAN STL at our 12th Annual Gala

On April 12th, we honored the remarkable achievements of the Laborers Escaping Addiction Now (LEAN STL) Program, celebrated for their groundbreaking and life-restoring initiatives. By harnessing the power of Peer Support Specialists, LEAN STL equips Laborers in the...

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Peer Support as an Employee Benefit

Peer Support as an Employee Benefit

By Emily Stuckey ARCHway had the opportunity to present at the International Foundation of Employee Benefit Plans’ 69 th Annual Employee Benefits Conference in Boston, MA last week on improving mental health and substance use efforts through a peer support model. I...

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Congratulations to our 2023 Grant Recipients

Hilljack House (St. Louis, MO) Congratulations to Hilljack House, whose mission is to provide a safe and supportive environment in the St. Louis area where people recovering from drug and alcohol addiction can learn to live responsibly through sponsorship and the...

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Media Coverage

Drug addiction opened a door to help others

It was Thanksgiving, 2012, and Jan and Dan Stuckey couldn’t stop crying.

After five years of “hell” and about $150,000 spent on treatment, their college-educated son’s drug habit had devastated them…

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