Announcements, impact reports, event recaps, grants, and partnership news from Hope Council. For upcoming meetings and events, see the Recovery Meeting Calendar.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>
We’ve updated our logo. Watch the announcement to hear what it means for our work, our community, and the people we serve.<\/p>\n<\/div>
Hope Council\u2019s Jennifer Dubey shares lessons from 16 years in recovery and a message for anyone afraid to seek help: You are worthy of recovery.<\/p><\/div>
Learn how Hope Council and community partners are helping build a recovery-supportive Kenosha County through connection, prevention, education, and hope.<\/p><\/div>
Hope Council celebrates National Recovery Month in Kenosha County with powerful stories of recovery, hope, connection, and the courage to begin.<\/p><\/div>
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.<\/p><\/div>
Some gifts arrive with a ribbon. Others arrive with a lifetime behind them. David and Greta Menke, longtime residents of the Village of Bristol, spent their years building a life in Kenosha County. At some point along the way, they made a quiet decision that would outlast them: Hope Council on Alcohol & Other [...]<\/p><\/div>
What would you do if a friend, coworker, student, family member, or neighbor was struggling with their mental health? For many people, the honest answer is, \"I'm not sure.\" That's exactly why the Hope Council is bringing Mental Health First Aid to Kenosha County. This fall, we're offering free, nationally certified Mental Health First [...]<\/p><\/div>
For more than 50 years, Hope Council has been a trusted resource for individuals and families throughout Kenosha County. We've celebrated recovery, supported people through some of life's most difficult moments, educated young people about prevention, and connected countless community members with the resources they needed to move forward. Through every chapter, [...]<\/p><\/div>
Evergreen education about substances, recovery, and support lives in the Resource Library \u2014 it stays current, not dated.<\/p>\n<\/div>
From assessment and testing to prevention, treatment support, and family services. Whether you chose to be here or were required to be, the process will be clear, fair, and human.<\/p>\n<\/div>
Hope Council staff are available to speak with media on substance use, prevention, recovery, overdose response, and related public health topics in Kenosha County.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>