College can be overwhelming for students in recovery or those seeking recovery from substance use disorders, especially with increased access to alcohol and other drugs, which are staples on college campuses. Pair this with increased stress, anxiety and depression, and you could have a recipe for disaster. But with the right support, it doesn’t have to be that way.
The Jamie Daniels Foundation is committed to empowering college students in recovery by funding collegiate recovery program across the state of Michigan.
These programs:
We actively fund 9 colleges and universities in Michigan. Support is tailored to the needs of each university. Initiatives include:
This breakfast event helped raise funds for the Jamie Daniels Foundation and its support of youth substance use disorder prevention and recovery programming.
Our son Eric died on April 8, 2015, from a heroin overdose cut with fentanyl. Eric struggled with substance use for 10 years and was
Matthew Peyser passed away from substance use disorder in July 2017. His parents keep his memory alive through an annual event.
The Jamie Daniels Foundation, a Children’s Foundation initiative, provides education, resources, guidance and support to youth and adolescents battling Substance Use Disorder so that lives can be saved and healing can be created within families.
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