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SHARE! Spotlight: Kimberly's Recovery Story
By Kimberly, SHARE! Peer Bridger Celebrating 3 Years of Recovery On August 19, I celebrated three years of continuous recovery. My journey has been one of faith, growth, accountability, perseverance, and learning how to live life one day at a time. Recovery has given me much more than freedom from addiction—it has given me a new way of life and the opportunity to use my lived experience to help others. Through Narcotics Anonymous, Mental Health Services and becoming a Peer Br


Collaborative Housing - Placement Success Story
Change for Good: Ruby's Story At SHARE!, we believe in helping people help themselves. Founded over 30 years ago by self-help support group attendees, our housing program creates something many people experiencing street homelessness lack: a support system, inside a home. Our placement team takes thousands of calls per month from people in need across Los Angeles. Two-thirds of the people who exit our housing program move on to market-rate housing or housing with family. Our


2025 Letter From The CEO, Brian D. Ulf
Dear Friends of SHARE!, As I reflect on my first 18 months at SHARE!, one truth stands out: this work changes lives. Every day, I see people walk in carrying grief, trauma, and fear, and through the power of peers, community, and connection, they begin to heal. It is humbling to witness and it reminds me why our mission matters so deeply. This year, we strengthened SHARE! from the inside out. We completed a full organizational review, aligned staff with roles where they can t
SHARE! PRESS RELEASE: SHARE! and Partners to Open New Peer-Respites in Los Angeles with Support from California’s Largest Mental Health Grant
LOS ANGELES, CA — [June 24, 2025] — In a historic move to strengthen California’s behavioral health system, Governor Gavin Newsom’s...


SHARE! Featured in the LA Times: Highlighting the Importance of Peer-Led Recovery Housing
SHARE! is honored to be featured in the Los Angeles Times alongside LA Recovery Connect in an important piece exploring how peer-led...


SHARE! PRESS RELEASE: SHARE! Announces Five New Board Members to Advance Its Mission of Peer-Led Recovery and Housing Solutions
Los Angeles, CA – SHARE!, The Self-Help and Recovery Exchange, is pleased to announce the appointment of five distinguished...


How SHARE! Supports Recovery & Community: CEO Brian D. Ulf on Starfish Social Media's The Art of Good Podcast
We’re excited to share that our CEO, Brian D. Ulf, was recently featured on The Art of Good podcast, a production by Starfish Social...


SHARE! PRESS RELEASE: SHARE! Launches Free Disaster Support Groups in Culver City and Online
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Suzy Herbert Clinical Supervisor SHARE! (626) 559-9768 suzy@shareselfhelp.org SHARE! Launches Free...


Collaborative Housing - Placement Success Story
A SHARE! Christmas Miracle By: Priya Swendson I received a call from a kind and respectful 42-year-old woman. She shared that she was in...


Collaborative Housing - Placement Success Story
The Turning Point to a New Life By: Ethan Jones I met this gentleman when he had called in right before I was about to clock out. He had...


Collaborative Housing - Acquisition Success Story
A Husband-and-Wife Team Partner with SHARE! in Needed Areas By: Sophie McEwen A husband and wife who own two sober livings reached out to...


Collaborative Housing - Placement Success Story
The SUP2 Rental Assistance made the Difference By: Bella Kontorovsky As soon as I answered the call, I could tell that this unhoused...


Collaborative Housing - Placement Success Story
SHARE! Housing was the Solution By: Mo Michel A 60-year-old woman and had been living in a shared location for five years after...


SHARE!'s first inaugural zine: "Voices of Recovery"
SHARE!'s first inaugural zine: "Voices of Recovery"
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