A Story of Hope: Mama’s House Resident Shares Her Recovery Journey
Recovery is about more than overcoming addiction. It’s about finding hope, rebuilding a future, and creating new beginnings.
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Recovery is about more than overcoming addiction. It’s about finding hope, rebuilding a future, and creating new beginnings.
Throughout June, Community Health Alliance proudly participated in three Pride celebrations across southwest Ohio, connecting with hundreds of community members through our 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline program while supporting events that celebrate diversity, inclusion, and belonging.
Community Health Alliance continues to expand its continuum of addiction treatment services with the addition of a 3.7 Medical Detox Program.
This summer, Community Health Alliance is making one of its largest community outreach efforts to date, investing in a comprehensive advertising campaign designed to connect more individuals and families with life-changing services and support.
In recognition of Mental Health Month, Local 12’s What’s Happening in Health featured healthcare and behavioral health organizations from across the region to discuss the growing need for mental health support, treatment resources, and community awareness. During the May 17, 2026 segment, Rebecca Dickerscheid, Executive Director of Sojourner Recovery Services, joined host Meghan Mongillo to discuss anxiety, recovery, crisis intervention, and the vital role Community Health Alliance plays in serving Butler and Warren counties.
Every child deserves a strong start, and every parent deserves support along the way.
On Wednesday, June 24, Butler County United Way will host a special Day of Action focused on assembling Community Baby Shower Care Packages for the Sojourner Perinatal Program.
On April 11th, the Sonny Hill Community Center in Middletown was filled with connection and support as families gathered for a Community Baby Shower designed to uplift parents and caregivers across the region.
Every May, communities across the country recognize Mental Health Awareness Month—a time dedicated to increasing understanding, reducing stigma, and connecting people to the care people need. What began in 1949 has grown into a national movement centered not just on awareness, but on action, support, and shared responsibility.
On April 23rd, members of the Community Health Alliance team gathered for an evening that highlighted the very best of our field—dedication, compassion, and a shared commitment to strengthening mental health and recovery services across our community.
This Easter season, the Paragon Optimist Club continued its tradition of giving, partnering with Sojourner for the 11th year to deliver Easter baskets to children who might not otherwise receive one, as well as youth in residential programs. Christine Birhanzl, Director of Recovery Services, helped lead deliveries to the Recovery House, MAMA’s House, and children in the community who would have otherwise gone without.