Dignity, respect critical to recovery

DOVER- Jeremy Kirk, pastor of the West Dover Congregational Church,  convened the monthly meeting of the Voices of Hope recovery advocacy group on Tuesday, November 24. Several videoconference attendees representing local public service and civil support groups discussed recent projects and next steps.
Voices of Hope, along with the Consortium on Substance Use, Turning Point of Windham County, the AIDS Project of Southern Vermont, and others, are at the heart of the area’s harm reduction efforts, part of a larger movement in a time of rising overdose deaths.


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