Peer Power: Gardens of Hope's Unique Approach to Recovery
Episode Overview
Gardens of Hope's peer work and recovery strategies are transforming perspectives and fostering a supportive environment
The organization's dedication to harm reduction initiatives and supportive housing is making tangible, life-saving impacts
Building strong community partnerships and prioritizing personal well-being are central to their approach
Their commitment to educating and changing perspectives on substance use disorder is truly commendable
The episode highlights the significance of fostering a supportive environment and maintaining personal well-being
Our dedication to changing perspectives and fostering a supportive environment is truly commendable, manifesting in tangible results and life-saving interventions.
What happens when you mix peer support with a dash of fishing and a whole lot of hope? You get the incredible work being done by Craig George and Jimbo Partin at Gardens of Hope in Toombs County, Georgia. In this episode, guest host Robert Childs sits down with these two passionate advocates to discuss their innovative recovery strategies.
From harm reduction initiatives to the importance of supportive housing, Craig and Jimbo share how they are making a real difference in their community. They also dive into the significance of building strong partnerships and the personal practices that help them stay grounded and effective in their roles. If you're curious about how peer support can transform lives, this episode offers a heartfelt and informative look into the world of Gardens of Hope.