by Carolyn | Jun 26, 2019 | events, recovery month, Run for Your Life
Join the Voices of Recovery: Together We Are Stronger Please join Odyssey House in commemorating Recovery Month at the 14th Annual Run for Your Life! This family-friendly event raises awareness of and funds for the recovery movement with a day of festivities,...
by Carolyn | May 28, 2019 | Run for Your Life, staff, wellness
The last Wednesday of each month, we recognize an Odyssey House employee for their positive wellness efforts. This person is working on their wellness goals and along the way, they are inspiring others around them. This employee is the Wellness Wednesday Champion....
by Carolyn | May 2, 2019 | Awards, Bronx, events, foundation, graduation, grants, Haven, Medication-assisted treatment, mothers, newsletter, Odyssey House news, Recovery Center, Run for Your Life, Women's History Month
The Spring 2019 edition of Odyssey House News is now available online! Learn about how new programs and grants are allowing us to expand our services across the agency, as well as recent events, client accomplishments, and more. Click here to download it and share it...
by Carolyn | Mar 5, 2019 | marathon, Run for Your Life
We are excited to announce that Odyssey House has been selected as an official charity partner of the 2019 TCS New York City Marathon! Though we’ve had more than 500 runners represent Odyssey House in the marathon over the past 10+ years, this is our first time as a...
by Carolyn | Nov 5, 2018 | in the news, marathon, recovery, Run for Your Life
Staten Island Advance By Nick Regina Odyssey House was running for a cause near and dear to many Islanders at Sunday’s New York City Marathon “Turning addicts into athletes,” boasts the organization’s slogan, written across the backs of its shirts on race day. “Run...
by Carolyn | Nov 2, 2018 | in the news, marathon, Run for Your Life
By William Shannon The New York Times Ryan Stevens sat on the edge of a concrete balustrade in Central Park after finishing three laps around the reservoir. She and her fellow runners from Odyssey House, a drug and alcohol rehabilitation center, joked about a grueling...
