The Founders Clean Date

Anne Browning has just celebrated 26 years free from mood altering substances. What does this mean? This means that because Anne decided to change her live around, there has been countless of the lives that have been changed for the positive as a result of coming to Steps to Recovery Homes. We are all very grateful for her continued selfless service to our communities.

Anne’s Testimony
I truly believe recovery has given me a life. I am so grateful to be blessed with the ability to give back. I have always followed my heart since being in recovery. God has given me strength to help those that are in the position I've been in. All I do is offer hope in the face of adversity. It is up to the individual as to what they will do with it. When I was looking at starting a program to help others, I know it was God's will as it all came together without me really trying. So I get to do what I love and love what I do. My hope is to build an organization that will be able to stand on it's own for years to come and to help those in the future that really want to learn a new way to live.

Anne Browning
Chief Financial Officer
Steps to Recovery Homes

Northern Arizona Roots Music Festival – Roots Roll and Ride
 

This event is right around the corner – Mark your calendars!
Roots, Roll and Ride will be held on October 7^th 2017 at the Collective in The Village of Oak Creek.
 

Vendors Needed

Call 928.649.0077 for info.

The Motorcycle Poker Run

• Starts at 9am at the Collective - return by noon
• Route will go up through Oak Creek Canyon
• $10 per bike and $5 for passenger
• $5 discount if you bring an unopened toy (Toy will go to The Old Town Mission for Christmas)
• There will be 1^st, 2^nd, and 3^rd prizes. (To be announced)

• Starts at 11am until 6 or 7pm
• Free Admission
• Tommy Rocks
• Electric Swamp Poets
• Doug Johnson Band
• D.L. Harrison
• Christy & Frenz
• Leon J
• Beautiful Signers
• The Mods

• Food Trucks
• Ice Cream Truck
• Raffles / Auctions
• Vendor Booths

Event Sponsors

• The Collective
• Northern Arizona Blues Alliance
• Yavapai Apache Nation
• Viewpoint Dual Recovery Center
• Oxendale Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram
• Jones Ford Verde Valley
• Triple Point Recovery Homes
• Red Mountain Sedona
• D&K Cycle
• Vince’s Auto Body
• Thrivant Financial
• Edward Jones – Mark Carlile
• Homes and Land
• Prescott Sober Living
• Cottonwood Express Lube
• Al Med
• Law Tigers

 

Testimony

Not only did I need some change in my life, I was looking for it.  I found Steps to Recovery Homes, and couldn’t even imagine the change that was about to unfold.  I struggle with Drug and Alcohol Addiction, and thanks to Steps to Recovery Homes’ very structured program, I started to learn how to become the man I knew I should be.  They took me in when I had nothing, this includes no money, and helped me grow.  The program, I feel is very in depth and quite beautiful and focuses a lot on change the destructive behaviors in you.   It also encourages living life, which I avoided most of mine.  All the while surrounded by people who want to see you succeed.  Something needed to “click” and I believe Steps to Recovery Homes was the catalyst to my “click”.  I could not thank Anne and Damien Browning enough.

Come by Miracles Happen Resale Store and tell us what you think. Get involved, we are looking for feedback and help. We continue to do everything we can to raise the quality of our store while keeping the prices affordable for everyone. We have many deals and occasional sales.

Ways to Save:
 

• Also Wednesday is Senior Day with a 20% discount for all seniors.
• If you come in and do a Google, Yelp, and or Facebook Review and show the cashier you will receive 25% off any item.
• Say you read the newsletter and get a 10% discount on anything in the store

How You Can Help

Volunteer

When we work together we make a difference. There are multiple ways you can help out our mission and start creating sustainable jobs in our community. Call Stacey at 928.649.0077.
 

Donations

Steps to Recovery Homes is still in need of various types of donations, anywhere from furniture to toilet paper to help more people get off our streets and make a safer community.

We will pick up!

Contact Damien @ 928.592.2603 if you can help.

We are looking for ...

Volunteers

Board Members to help with our mission

Places to set up exhibit booths so we can get the word out

Businesses and organizations to do presentations too

Contributions of cleaning supplies, toiletries, linens, furniture, other household items

Monetary donations for scholarships to help individuals who do not have the means

Grant Writers

Transition Mentors

Contact Damien at 928.592.2603 to learn more and see how you can be part of The Movement. 

Really Making the Difference

Steps to Recovery Homes has been making a difference in the lives of many people around our community for almost 4 years now. When we started we just wanted to give individuals an opportunity to find a life worth living. We have continued to touch lives and set an example for people with addiction issues. The people that come through our homes become family. We are very honest and forthcoming with them about the changes they need to make in their lives in order to be content. At first it is not easy to change but after they start changing they thank us for being honest with them and not cosigning their attitudes or behaviors.

We formed Steps to Recovery Homes for our community to be around for future generations. We wanted to have a place that really focused on the people and the changes that would be necessary to actually grow up and start to truly embrace their lives. We did not want to just apply a band-aid on the suffering they were causing to themselves and others.

It has been working and looking back on all of the trials and tribulations it has been worth it. We are not always the best liked people, and that’s ok. Being the person that stands for their beliefs is worth it in the long run.

What do we offer?

Our Program

We offer a holistic view on recovery that works. We have an affordable program that goes deeper than the surface level reasons that people abuse substances and allow our clients to start doing the work to actually change and sustain long-term recovery. We help the people that fall through the cracks with nowhere to go.

Upcoming Exhibit Booths – Come say hello

• Prescott Recovery Day
  Washington Traditional School
  September  2nd
   
• Art of Recovery
  Phoenix AZ
  September 16th
   
• Cottonwood Recovery Day
  Garrison Park
  September 23rd
   
• Verde River Days
  Dead Horse State Park
  September 30th
   
• National Night Out
  Kids Park Cottonwood
  October 3rd
   
• Hope Fest
  Prescott Square
  October 14th
   
• NAZBA International Blues Challenge
  Clarkdale Park
  October 14th