One volunteer, Sis Martell, said she prefers to spend the holiday this way. They center was hosting a Thanksgiving meal and football watch party. Center in Lewiston, replaces the lid Sunday afternoon on a turkey fryer behind the Main Street facility in Lewiston after removing a cooked bird. Jeremy Hiltz, a founding board member at the R.E.S.T. The three recovery offices within the Twin Cities - one in Lewiston, two in Auburn - rely largely on volunteers who came together to work the event, after spending the holiday with loved ones.
No matter what stage someone’s at, whether they’re using or not using.” “Seeing people get a little better and just seeing hope, you know what I’m saying? Just being able to provide some hope. It’s really about trying to build a community,” Hiltz said. “The opposite of addiction is connection. Hiltz is also the founder and CEO of Recovery Connections of Maine and Recovery Housing of Maine, having spent 10 years prior working in the field of addiction treatment. This year’s event was coordinated by co-founding board member Jeremy Hiltz and T Pele. The event began in 2019, but was postponed last year due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
R.E.S.T., which stands for recovery, employment, support and training, is a nonprofit organization that aims to provide resources to those recovering from drug addiction and homelessness by helping them find personal and professional stability in their lives.
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