Whether spending time with the Aspire Change Center’s principles — Kathryn Newcomb, Michele Anduze, Deneral Campbell, Daniel Fleuren — or talking with drop-ins like Ginger Eady, the 500 Pine Avenue recovery center, staffed by individuals in long-term recovery, is a “safe place” where people dealing with addiction can find hope. (Staff Photo: Carlton Fletcher) File Photo: Carlton Fletcher
If you’re dealing with addiction problems and need support, who better to talk to than people who’ve been where you are?
The staff at Aspire’s Change Center addiction recovery support center — from left, Daniel Fleuren, Kathryn Newcomb, Deneral Campbell and Michele Anduze — have become a “second family.” (Staff Photo: Carlton Fletcher)
Whether spending time with the Aspire Change Center’s principles — Kathryn Newcomb, Michele Anduze, Deneral Campbell, Daniel Fleuren — or talking with drop-ins like Ginger Eady, the 500 Pine Avenue recovery center, staffed by individuals in long-term recovery, is a “safe place” where people dealing with addiction can find hope. (Staff Photo: Carlton Fletcher)
Whether spending time with the Aspire Change Center’s principles — Kathryn Newcomb, Michele Anduze, Deneral Campbell, Daniel Fleuren — or talking with drop-ins like Ginger Eady, the 500 Pine Avenue recovery center, staffed by individuals in long-term recovery, is a “safe place” where people dealing with addiction can find hope. (Staff Photo: Carlton Fletcher)
Whether spending time with the Aspire Change Center’s principles — Kathryn Newcomb, Michele Anduze, Deneral Campbell, Daniel Fleuren — or talking with drop-ins like Ginger Eady, the 500 Pine Avenue recovery center, staffed by individuals in long-term recovery, is a “safe place” where people dealing with addiction can find hope. (Staff Photo: Carlton Fletcher)
Kathryn Newcomb
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Counselors in Aspire’s Change Center — from left, Kathryn Newcomb, Michele Anduze, Deneral Campbell and Daniel Fleuren — offer help from a been-there, done-that perspective: All are in long-term recovery.
Michele Anduze
Whether spending time with the Aspire Change Center’s principles — Kathryn Newcomb, Michele Anduze, Deneral Campbell, Daniel Fleuren — or talking with drop-ins like Ginger Eady, the 500 Pine Avenue recovery center, staffed by individuals in long-term recovery, is a “safe place” where people dealing with addiction can find hope. (Staff Photo: Carlton Fletcher)
Whether spending time with the Aspire Change Center’s principles — Kathryn Newcomb, Michele Anduze, Deneral Campbell, Daniel Fleuren — or talking with drop-ins like Ginger Eady, the 500 Pine Avenue recovery center, staffed by individuals in long-term recovery, is a “safe place” where people dealing with addiction can find hope. (Staff Photo: Carlton Fletcher)
Whether spending time with the Aspire Change Center’s principles — Kathryn Newcomb, Michele Anduze, Deneral Campbell, Daniel Fleuren — or talking with drop-ins like Ginger Eady, the 500 Pine Avenue recovery center, staffed by individuals in long-term recovery, is a “safe place” where people dealing with addiction can find hope. (Staff Photo: Carlton Fletcher)
Whether spending time with the Aspire Change Center’s principles — Kathryn Newcomb, Michele Anduze, Deneral Campbell, Daniel Fleuren — or talking with drop-ins like Ginger Eady, the 500 Pine Avenue recovery center, staffed by individuals in long-term recovery, is a “safe place” where people dealing with addiction can find hope. (Staff Photo: Carlton Fletcher)
Daniel Fleuren
Whether spending time with the Aspire Change Center’s principles — Kathryn Newcomb, Michele Anduze, Deneral Campbell, Daniel Fleuren — or talking with drop-ins like Ginger Eady, the 500 Pine Avenue recovery center, staffed by individuals in long-term recovery, is a “safe place” where people dealing with addiction can find hope. (Staff Photo: Carlton Fletcher)
Whether spending time with the Aspire Change Center’s principles — Kathryn Newcomb, Michele Anduze, Deneral Campbell, Daniel Fleuren — or talking with drop-ins like Ginger Eady, the 500 Pine Avenue recovery center, staffed by individuals in long-term recovery, is a “safe place” where people dealing with addiction can find hope. (Staff Photo: Carlton Fletcher)
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Aspire in Albany offers mental health services in southwest Georgia.
Whether spending time with the Aspire Change Center’s principles — Kathryn Newcomb, Michele Anduze, Deneral Campbell, Daniel Fleuren — or talking with drop-ins like Ginger Eady, the 500 Pine Avenue recovery center, staffed by individuals in long-term recovery, is a “safe place” where people dealing with addiction can find hope. (Staff Photo: Carlton Fletcher)
Whether spending time with the Aspire Change Center’s principles — Kathryn Newcomb, Michele Anduze, Deneral Campbell, Daniel Fleuren — or talking with drop-ins like Ginger Eady, the 500 Pine Avenue recovery center, staffed by individuals in long-term recovery, is a “safe place” where people dealing with addiction can find hope. (Staff Photo: Carlton Fletcher)
Ginger Eady
Whether spending time with the Aspire Change Center’s principles — Kathryn Newcomb, Michele Anduze, Deneral Campbell, Daniel Fleuren — or talking with drop-ins like Ginger Eady, the 500 Pine Avenue recovery center, staffed by individuals in long-term recovery, is a “safe place” where people dealing with addiction can find hope. (Staff Photo: Carlton Fletcher)
From left, Deneral Campbell, Michele Anduze, Daniel Fleuren and Kathryn Newcomb — the staff of Albany’s Change Center — provide a “safe place that offers hope” to persons going through recovery. (Staff Photo: Carlton Fletcher)
Whether spending time with the Aspire Change Center’s principles — Kathryn Newcomb, Michele Anduze, Deneral Campbell, Daniel Fleuren — or talking with drop-ins like Ginger Eady, the 500 Pine Avenue recovery center, staffed by individuals in long-term recovery, is a “safe place” where people dealing with addiction can find hope. (Staff Photo: Carlton Fletcher)
Whether spending time with the Aspire Change Center’s principles — Kathryn Newcomb, Michele Anduze, Deneral Campbell, Daniel Fleuren — or talking with drop-ins like Ginger Eady, the 500 Pine Avenue recovery center, staffed by individuals in long-term recovery, is a “safe place” where people dealing with addiction can find hope. (Staff Photo: Carlton Fletcher)
Deneral Campbell
Whether spending time with the Aspire Change Center’s principles — Kathryn Newcomb, Michele Anduze, Deneral Campbell, Daniel Fleuren — or talking with drop-ins like Ginger Eady, the 500 Pine Avenue recovery center, staffed by individuals in long-term recovery, is a “safe place” where people dealing with addiction can find hope. (Staff Photo: Carlton Fletcher)
Whether spending time with the Aspire Change Center’s principles — Kathryn Newcomb, Michele Anduze, Deneral Campbell, Daniel Fleuren — or talking with drop-ins like Ginger Eady, the 500 Pine Avenue recovery center, staffed by individuals in long-term recovery, is a “safe place” where people dealing with addiction can find hope. (Staff Photo: Carlton Fletcher)
