A bike can be the difference between a job and no job.

If you don't have a car, getting to work in Coweta County is hard. The bus doesn't run everywhere. Rides fall through. A lot of people in early recovery lose a job over something that simple. Last month, Sheriff Lenn Wood and the Coweta County Sheriff's Office (Georgia) donated gently used bikes to help a few of our peers get to work on their own. Steph Jackson, one of our Peer Recovery Coaches, picked them up. A job is one of the biggest pieces of staying in recovery. It's income, and it's also structure, purpose, and people who count on you. These bikes make that possible for a few more people. Thank you, Sheriff Wood. Partnerships like this are how recovery becomes a whole-community effort in Coweta County.