A 58-year-old Caucasian woman arrived at the SHARE! Recovery Retreat after experiencing several months of housing instability. Living out of her car, she relied on gig work through food delivery services to meet her basic needs. While the work occasionally provided sufficient income, the inconsistency made it difficult to achieve long-term stability. The loss of her mother had further compounded her struggles. Following her mother's passing, family conflicts arose regarding p

SHARE! is honored to be featured in the Los Angeles Times alongside LA Recovery Connect in an important piece exploring how peer-led...

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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...

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