LifeLine Peer Project

What is the Lifeline Peer Project?

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The Lifeline Peer Project is established to reduce stigma related to the disease of addiction and increase access to substance abuse recovery like Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous meetings.

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What are the services offered with Lifeline Peer Project?

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Lifeline Representatives help start Alcoholics Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous, Celebrate Recovery, and other self-help support groups. They help connect individuals with treatment and they speak publicly about their own personal experience with recovery.

How do I access the Lifeline Peer Project?

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There are 10 Lifeline coordinators serving regions state wide and 7 hybrid Lifeline coordinators focusing on rural, distressed counties.  The map  includes the locations of the Lifeline Coordinators along with their direct contact information.

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Region 3 South Life Line Coordinators:

Maurice Draine

(423) 933-6772

(Region 3 South)

Dave Hodges 
(931) 709.1161

(Grundy, Bledsoe, Rhea Counties)

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