"Thank you for giving my life back."
a recent client of OAR's services
Recources & Help
This 60 minute informal meeting provides family and friends with insight into how addiction affects their relationships and helps connect them with the resources they need for healing. It will be offered on Monday,
August 3rd, at 7:00pm at the OAR Annex Building located at 493 Century Lane in Holland.
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This seminar will also offered in Grand Haven at the North Ottawa Community Hospital on Monday, July 13th, at 7:00 pm
This group offers family members and friends the tools they need to begin healing from the pain experienced when a loved one or friend is struggling with addiction. This group meets Tuesday evenings at 7:00pm at the OAR Annex Building located at 493 Century Lane in Holland. Please call 616.396.5284 or email us for additional details before attending.
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To learn more call:
Allegan - 269.686.9810
Holland - 616.396.5284
A place to read, write, and ask questions about recovery and addiction. Click here to visit
A place for leaders and volunteers who serve in the Recovering Community to share and learn about serving people facing addiction or who are in the early recovery.
Call 616.396.5284 or email us to learn more. Click for map
OAR on facebook - a place where you can talk openly about addiction & recovery.
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Making recovery
a
reality
for over
38 years!
OAR is dedicated to helping you, your family, and your friends experience recovery from addiction. We have been helping individuals and their families overcome and recover from alcoholism, drug addiction and related problems for over 38 years. As a community supported organization, we provide a variety of treatment and educational services throughout West Michigan. Since our inception, we have helped over 53,000 individuals in their struggle with addiction. We have the expertise and experience to help you on your journey to recovery.
About Addiction
Addiction is serious and progressive. It effects us physically, mentally, emotionally, socially, financially, and spiritually. It is truly non-discriminatory. It knows no social or economic barriers. Neither race nor sex, nor the circumstances of birth or background, nor the quality of individual character will guarantee against it. Addiction is the #1 public health problem in our nation and our community.
Recovery & Hope
In contrast to the despair that comes with addiction, treatment and recovery offer individuals and families hope. Hope that life can be different and that the future can be better. If you are visiting our site because you, a loved one, or a friend needs help, please stay and explore our site. We recommend starting with our feedback page to read what the people we've helped have to say about their experience. If you have any questions or need additional information, please contact us. We are here to help you in any way we can.
Join the Fight Against Addiction
We need your help in bringing hope and healing to those suffering from addiction. Even though about one of every three people you meet has a friend or family member suffering from addiction, most people don't know where to go to get help, or can't afford treatment. The simple act of helping someone to find a place to get treatment, or donating to help provide treatment can change
someone's destiny. Click on the butterfly to learn how you can be a part of changing someone's destiny today.
New Support for Families Facing Addiction Launched
on facebook!
"To bring hope and healing to those who have a loved one suffering from the devastation of addiction."
That is the mission of a new cause recently launched on facebook. All of the donations to this cause go to support OAR's Community & Family Program which provides all of it's services to family members at no cost to the family. The number of people supporting Healing Families from Addiction grows each day as awareness of this cause is spreading across the nation. Click on the facebook icon to visit the site.
