MHA Sober Living Program

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🎉 2 YEARS SOBER 🎉🔥

Today we celebrate an incredible milestone 2 years of recovery for Darrell “Sonny” Brady👏

“Recovery has taught me to keep things simple. I wouldn’t have gotten this far in my program if I hadn’t set my overthinking aside. I learned to depend solely on my Higher Power, and because of my faith, I got through another 24 hours.

The thing that kept me going this past year was the fact that my life changed for the better because of what Alcoholics Anonymous so freely gave me: a new way of living. The new friends, blessings, love, and support I’ve found have instilled in me a desire to keep working my program.

My advice to the newcomer is this: nothing is impossible. Don’t let your past determine your future; just focus on getting through today. Peace is something that starts with you. Don’t let the outside static and noise block you from hearing the message. You are worthy of happiness.

I’m grateful for MHASL for giving me the opportunity to continue my work as a house manager and for allowing me to help my community.”

Two years is more than just time it represents commitment, growth, faith, and the willingness to keep moving forward one day at a time.

Over the past two years, we’ve watched Sonny continue to grow not only in recovery, but as a leader within the recovery community. Today, he serves as a House Manager at White Horse, helping guide and support others who are walking the same path he once started on himself.

His journey is a reminder that recovery creates opportunities for healing, purpose, leadership, and service to others.

At MHASL, we are grateful for the staff, fellowship, guests, alumni, sponsors, and recovery community who continue to help create an environment where people can rebuild their lives and discover a new way of living.

Sonny, congratulations on 2 years. We’re proud of the man you’ve become and the example you continue to set for others every day. 💪

Today we got to celebrate some of the hardworking women behind the scenes at the MHA Sober Living and Behavioral Health Supportive Housing programs. Congrats to our office manager Fawn Packineau and to our admin assistant Nicole McCarty on receiving some new educational hardware today.

These women work diligently every single day to ensure the doors stay open, the lights stay on, calls are answered, paperwork is completed, schedules are managed, and our programs remain fully staffed so our guests continue receiving the support, structure, and care they deserve. Much of what they do happens quietly in the background, but our programs would not function without them.

To say we are proud is an understatement. Thank you for your dedication, professionalism, and commitment to the work you do for our guests, staff, and communities every single day.

Happy 1 YEAR SOBRIETY 🎉🔥

“For my one year I surrendered my addiction with alcohol and drugs, found a new way of life, and dug myself out of that deep, dark hole I had myself in. I did the steps, took suggestions, started helping others, and became honest with myself.”

That’s not easy that’s REAL work.

We are proud of you, we celebrate you, and we’re cheering you on every step of the way 💪✨

Sometimes what feels like rock bottom becomes the strongest foundation a person can stand on.

Today we celebrate Vicki CrowsBreast on 1 year of sobriety 👏

Vicki came into the program as a guest, doing the hard work one day at a time. Over this past year, we’ve watched her grow not only in her recovery, but in her leadership, accountability, and willingness to help others. Today, she serves as a House Manager at Inaani, continuing to give back to the same community that helped her rebuild her life.

Her journey is a reminder that recovery is not just about getting sober it’s about finding purpose, becoming a leader, and helping the next woman walk the same path.

Thank you to the leadership and staff at MHASL, and to the fellowship of guests and alumni, for continuing to create the kind of community where women like Vicki can rise, rebuild, and step into leadership.

Vicki, we’re proud of you, sister.
One year down and the mission continues 💪