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Help Is Right Around The Corner

The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) defines recovery as a process of change through which individuals improve their health and wellness, live self-directed lives, and strive to reach their full potential.

Recovery is built on access to evidence-based clinical treatment and recovery support services for all populations.

We have compiled an extensive list of recovery services and resources to help in any way we can along the road to recovery. 

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Health Links

Getting healthy is the first step on any successful recovery journey. These resources have been curated specifically to do just that.

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Home Links

One of the most important aspects of successful recovery is stability and having a safe place to stay is paramount. These resources will offer many ways to find rest.

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Purpose Links

Finding meaning is a key aspect of long term recovery. These resources have been compiled to help you find purpose, whether through job support or getting involved in the community.

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Community Links

Likely the most overlooked aspect of recovery, these resources have been put together to help you find the community and belonging that everyone needs to solidify a lifelong recovery network.

Compassionate Support and Funeral Cost Assistance After the Loss of a Loved One
Funeral Cost Assistance

Download the form and email to admin@paulsplanministries.com

We know facing loss after an opioid overdose is incredibly difficult. We offer support and resources to help during this challenging time. We believe everyone deserves a dignified farewell, regardless of the circumstances. Recent grants from a federal opioid settlement have allowed us to assist with funeral costs of opioid related overdoses. All inquiries are confidential and handled with compassion and understanding.

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Articles and Media

Knowledge is one of our best weapons in the fight against bondage and addiction. We have compiled articles, podcasts and other informative presentations with information regarding all aspects of addiction and recovery. 

First Day Out Giving

Paul's Plan Ministries IRACS program supports individuals from the First Day they are released from the Tippecanoe County Jail.
On our site you will see that the recidivism and suicide rates of recently released individuals is very high if they do not receive support and tools for reintegration within the first 30 days. Please consider donating to help us continue to support our community.

Frequency

One time

Monthly

Amount

Provide 1 backpack to an individual reentering the community

$20

Provide supplies: backpack, hygiene, umbrella, etc. for 1 individual reentering the community

$50

Provide supplies: backpack, hygiene, umbrella, etc. for 2 individuals reentering the community

$100

Provide emergency clothing, food, employment and reentry services for 10 individuals reentering the community.

$250

Other

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This organization does not discriminate or deny services to individuals based on membership, ability, race, ethnicity, gender, faith, sexuality, or any marginalized populations.

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