At Hope Council, we believe effective prevention begins with understanding who is most at risk, recognizing barriers to accessing help, and making sure resources reach the people who need them.

Learn how Kenosha County schools, workplaces, families and organizations can help prevent substance use through education, mental health support, naloxone and community action.

Learn what Kenosha County parents should know about youth substance use prevention, vaping, mental health, fentanyl, naloxone and talking with teens.

Hope Council’s Jennifer Dubey shares lessons from 16 years in recovery and a message for anyone afraid to seek help: You are worthy of recovery.

Learn how Hope Council and community partners are helping build a recovery-supportive Kenosha County through connection, prevention, education, and hope.

Hope Council celebrates National Recovery Month in Kenosha County with powerful stories of recovery, hope, connection, and the courage to begin.

Hope Council joined more than 900 professionals at the 2026 Wisconsin Substance Use Summit, where Executive Director Michelle Sandberg presented two sessions on integrated care and family support.

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