Important Update About the House of Acts's Jazz & Blues Collection Gala

On behalf of the House of Acts's Board of Directors, it is our deepest regret to inform you that our first fundraiser event, the Jazz & Blues Collection Gala has been cancelled, due to low ticket sales. Although this would have been a lovely celebration — as a small nonprofit organization, providing services for our clients in recovery must always come first.

We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and look forward to seeing you next year at the House of Acts's Graduation 2020.

We have issued full refunds to primary ticket purchasers.

Again a special thank you to our generous sponsors, donors, and crew.

• 🎶Live Jazz and Blues Music by 50 Degreez
• Blue Collection Fashion Show by Stephanie's Boutique
• VIP Blue Lounge with VIP Amenities and Hors d'oeuvres by Chef Wood
• Dessert Bars by Queenie Treats
• Silent Auction (bid on Caribbean trips from Elite Island Resorts, and more)

ABOUT HOUSE OF ACTS

House of Acts, Inc. is a nonprofit organization, community- and faith-based, residential social model program that is committed to serving individuals in recovery and relapse prevention from alcohol and drug use disorders. We function as a dual-diagnosis treatment program (substance abuse and mental health treatment services) in a transitional housing setting for men, women, and transitional youth. We offer high-impact, evidence-based treatment and recovery support that includes behavioral therapy, drug education, relapse prevention, wellness education, family education, continued education, employment readiness, job training, and sober living aftercare. Learn more about House of Acts.

ABOUT NATIONAL RECOVERY MONTH

Each September since 1989, the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) (within the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services), sponsors National Recovery Month (Recovery Month) to increase awareness and understanding of mental and substance use disorders, and to celebrate the individuals living in recovery. Now in its 30th year, the 2019 Recovery Month observance focuses on urban communities, health care providers, members of the media, and policymakers — highlighting the various entities that support recovery within our society.

The 2019 Recovery Month theme, “Join the Voices for Recovery: Together We Are Stronger!” explores how integrated care, a strong community, sense of purpose, and leadership contributes to effective treatments that sustain the recovery of persons with mental and substance use disorders. Learn more about treatment and recovery services.