join us in montgomery for alrad 2024!
Plan now to be there on March 5, 2024 for this special event!
alrad 2024 t-shirts are still AVAILABLE!
Get your very own ALRAD 2024 T-SHIRT for just $20 to commemorate our first annual Alabama Recovery Advocacy Day! Ordering is available online through Monday, March 5 at 1:00pm to pick up on site at the Alabama State House, Room 200.
ALRAD 2024 PLATINUM SPONSORS SHOWCASE
Click on the logo of each of our ALRAD 2024 Platinum Level Sponsors to learn how they help individuals with substance use disorder.
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Our Platinum Level Sponsors
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meeting with your legislator
How To Connect at ALRAD 2024
We would love for you to have the opportunity to meet with the legislator representing your district. Just follow these steps to register by no later than February 29, 2024:
A. Click this link to go to the registration page for ALRAD 2024.
B. Click on "Get tickets" and follow the prompts that say "Check Out" and then "Register".
C. IMPORTANT: Complete your address on the form. This is a requirement to be able to meet with your legislator at this event.
D. Bring your Eventbrite ticket with you to Alabama Recovery Advocacy Day at the Alabama State House, Room 200. We will notify you and others from your legislative district of the details of your meeting time, location and other pertinent information.
About Alabama Recovery Advocacy Day
Celebrating Our Recovery Partners Across Alabama
Connecting with Our Legislators and State Officials To Support Long-Term Solutions
Recognizing The Work of the Alabama Opioid Overdose and Addiction Council
On Alabama Recovery Advocacy Day, we want to celebrate the men and women who share their time, energy and compassion every day to help others find recovery and support for substance use disorder.
Recognizing The Work of the Alabama Opioid Overdose and Addiction Council
Connecting with Our Legislators and State Officials To Support Long-Term Solutions
Recognizing The Work of the Alabama Opioid Overdose and Addiction Council
The Alabama Opioid Overdose and Addiction Council was commissioned by Governor Kay Ivey in 2017 to formulate a comprehensive strategic plan to abate the opioid crisis. We want to recognize that much has been accomplished to date. At the same time, we know there is much more work that lies ahead.
Connecting with Our Legislators and State Officials To Support Long-Term Solutions
Connecting with Our Legislators and State Officials To Support Long-Term Solutions
Connecting with Our Legislators and State Officials To Support Long-Term Solutions
Governor Ivey's administration, our state agency leaders and our legislators have a major role to play in supporting legislation and vital recovery services. Alabama's communities are better served when those serving on the front lines in providing recovery services can connect with these key leaders.