Jason Krail struggled with an addiction to heroin which left him homeless and hopeless. Against all odds, Jason finally summoned the courage to ask for help, and in this moment, everything changed.

This is Jason’s story.

I never thought that I could be where I am in life today, with the peace that I have – but here I am. The only thing I had to do was ask for help.”
– Jason

Dillon Sullivan never thought he’d be homeless on the streets of Kensington desperately searching for his next fix. But this was it; this was his life. Getting high became more important than a roof over his head, his family, his safety. Until he found his way out.

This is Dillon’s story.

I thought I was destined to be a heroin addict. Destined to be homeless. I didn’t know any other way to live. Drugs made me feel free, but I wasn’t. Now, I am free. I don’t have to wear that mask anymore.”
– Dillon

Katie Sullivan was facing jail time after a nearly three decade battle with alcoholism. With four DUIs stacked against her, she thought she only had one option: End her life. But she finally found the support – and the hope – she needed for herself, and her children.

This is Katie’s story.

It takes a great amount of courage to say “I need help.” I needed help. I got help. Then I relapsed. I finally realized alcohol wasn’t my problem. It was my solution. I found the better solution: Sobriety.”
– Katie