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Many people struggle with the disease of addiction and mental illness which interferes with their daily lives. Suffering addicts that also have mental health disorders that can be treated in most cases do not receive adequate care. Addressing this public health crisis requires a concerted, multidimensional approach.   This isn't a website featuring generic models with their arms spread out in front of beautiful landscapes,  No. People are dying.

Our Mission is to assist recovering persons and their families in the local community by providing discounted meeting space for local 12 step fellowship-oriented recovery programs..

Drug addiction and mental illness is a critical public health issue. The complexity of navigating the U.S. healthcare system can make accessing appropriate care difficult. The misuse of opiates, including prescription drugs and heroin, is one of the most serious public health problems in the United States. Opiate misuse claims more lives than motor vehicle crashes. Providing access to effective care may prevent misuse and its consequences, such as overdose.  

Together We Grow Inc, wants to improve the health and quality of life of people that suffer from drug addiction and mental illness.

Together We Grow, Inc. is a missing link for many of these local hospitals. When a Psychiatric Hospital patient is discharged it is imperative that the referral these individuals are provided with be accurate. When a recovering drug addict is discharged from a treatment facility, they also need to be provided with a follow up appointment someplace locally that they can go to get real assistance with many things that have often been lost. 

Together We Grow Inc seeks to obtain Grants offered by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. (SAMHSA)

Drug treatment referral and Behavioral Health resources that can help a population that often include the homeless are needed everywhere in the United States today. The necessity to have accurate referral services that provided these types of programs around the clock 24 hours a day has reached epidemic proportions. Local emergency rooms are overrun everyday with overdoses and individuals that need to be evaluated for Mental Illness.