Recover Alaska

Men’s Health Week is a reminder that strength includes asking for support. Too often, conversations around stress, mental health, and harms of alcohol are avoided, but connection saves lives.

Checking in with a friend, talking openly, or reaching out for help can be one of the strongest things someone does.

Support starts with conversation. For inspiration, listen to the stories of our male Sober Heroes.
➡️ https://recoveralaska.org/looking-for-help/sober-hero-hall-of-fame/

Recover Alaska Recover Alaska is a multi-sector action group working to reduce the harm caused by excessive alcohol

🧠 Alzheimer’s & Brain Awareness Month

Our brains carry us through every stage of life and protecting brain health matters. Research shows excessive alcohol use can increase risks for memory problems, cognitive decline, and long-term brain health challenges.

This month is a reminder that prevention, early support, and access to resources can have lasting benefits for individuals, families, and communities across Alaska.

Learn more about the effects alcohol can have on health and wellbeing.
👉 https://recoveralaska.org/looking-for-help/resources/

Looking for a way to make a real difference in Alaska?

Join The Alliance - a growing network of individuals and organizations working together to reduce alcohol harm and build healthier communities across our state.

Whether you're a community leader, business owner, or someone who simply cares about Alaska’s future, your voice matters.

💬 Collaborate
📚 Access resources
🤝 Be part of meaningful change

Get involved today and be part of something bigger: https://alaska-alliance.org/get-involved/

is a platform that promotes new ideas and initiatives to help keep communities healthy & safe. Join us as we celebrate the substance use prevention and well-being efforts happening nationwide!

Get involved with prevention work here in Alaska by checking out: https://alaska-alliance.org/get-involved/

And learn more about nationwide efforts here: samhsa.gov/prevention-week