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COMMUNITY RECOGNITION FOR GRACETOCHANGE 

GRACETOCHANGE RECEIVES GRANT FROM TEXAS BAR FOUNDATION

The Texas Bar Association recently awarded its Fall 2022 Charitable Grant to GraceToChange. The Association recognized the benefits of GTC's "Treatment Over Incarceration 2023" program. 

 

The program offers scholarships for Collin and surrounding county residents charged with non-violent drug and/or alcohol offenses who are currently doing well within the parole/probation system. The program's overarching goal is to reduce and/or eliminate relapses and ricidivism by providing education and skills that create the path toward a lifetime of recovery. 

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GRACETOCHANGE RECEIVES AWARD FROM LOCAL PHILANTHROPY

At their Spring Giving Event, 100 Women of McKinney, a local philanthropy passionate about making a difference in the community, selected GraceToChange to receive a financial gift in recognition of their service to those needing treatment for substance abuse. 

The philanthropy showcased three deserving organizations and asked members to choose which organization would receive the financial award. GraceToChange was honored to be among such great company as The Hope Clinic of McKinney and the McKinney Little Free Pantry. GTC was humbled by the award and so happy that more residents will be able to receive treatment because of this gift. 

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GRACETOCHANGE IS PROUD TO BE THE RECIPIENT OF THE 2022 CDC QUALITY OF LIFE AWARD.

Each year, the McKinney Community Development Corporation presents a Quality of Life Award to an individual or organization that has made a positive difference in the lives of McKinney citizens.

The Quality of Life Award provides an annual opportunity to recognize an individual and/or organization that works to make McKinney a better place to live, work and visit.

Grace to Change Quality of Life

HOW ONE NORTH TEXAS NONPROFIT IS HELPING PEOPLE STRUGGLING WITH ADDICTION GET BACK ON THEIR FEET

A common and dismissive statement in our society is that people never change, but nothing could be further from the truth. Given proper guidance and support, anyone is capable of change.


BY DARRECK KIRBY, COSERV

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COLLIN COUNTY NEWS

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AS COLLIN COUNTY GROWS, NONPROFITS IN FIELDS LIKE SUBSTANCE ABUSE WILL BE TESTED

We see the signs. We hear stories about doctors charged with overprescribing or selling prescriptions. We read headlines about an opioid crisis sweeping the country. Heroin in lower income communities; prescription pain medication in the higher echelons. 


BY ALEXANDRA CRONIN

IN OTHER NEWS

U.S. SURPASSES RECORD 100,000 OVERDOSE DEATHS IN 2021

May 11, 2022

U.S. ALCOHOL-RELATED DEATHS HIT HIGHEST RATE IN DECADES DURING CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC, STUDY SHOWS

March 23, 2022

HOW TEXAS CAN HELP REVERSE OPOID OVERDOSES

October 28, 2022

100,000 AMERICANS DIED OF DRUG OVERDOSES IN 12 MONTHS DURING THE PANDEMIC

November 17, 2021

NORTH TEXAS MOTHER RENTS BILLBOARD WITH DECEASED DAUGHTER’S PHOTO TELLING EVERYONE ‘FENTANYL KILLS’

October 4, 2021

12-YEAR-OLD RICHLAND HILLS GIRL DIED FROM FENTANYL AT HER HOME AS POLICE INVESTIGATE

September 24, 2021

DRUG OVERDOSE DEATHS SURGE AMONG BLACK AMERICANS DURING PANDEMIC

March 3, 2021

WHAT WAS LOST WHEN COVID FORCED ADDICTION SUPPORT GROUPS ONLINE — AND WHAT WAS GAINED

November 23, 2020

'VERY SCARY': DALLAS DEA CONFISCATED OVER 8 MILLION DOSES OF FENTANYL IN 2020

March 25, 2021

‘I AM ALONE’: OPIOID RELAPSES ON THE RISE AS COVID-19 INTERRUPTS DRUG ADDICTION RECOVERY IN DALLAS

August 13, 2020

OPIOID OVERDOSES SKYROCKET AMID PANDEMIC, WHILE STATES NEVERTHELESS SLASH ADDICTION TREATMENT PROGRAM BUDGETS

July 16, 2020

THE MENTAL HEALTH TOLL FROM THE CORONAVIRUS COULD RIVAL THAT OF THE DISEASE ITSELF

May 29, 2020

PEOPLE WITH SUBSTANCE ABUSE AMONG THE MOST VULNERABLE DURING PANDEMIC

April 9, 2020

ALCOHOL-RELATED DEATHS INCREASING IN THE UNITED STATES

January 10, 2020

STAYING VIGILANT ABOUT TEEN SUBSTANCE ABUSE IN COVID-19 PANDEMIC

May 11, 2020

EDUCATION & OUTREACH

Discover Hope In Change 

EDUCATION & OUTREACH

GraceToChange counselors commit to studying new approaches and developing innovative ways to implement and add them to our other proven practices.


We evaluate our success in this field by gathering qualitative and quantitative data, and using that information to measure shifts and changes from our baseline measurements.

As part of our mission, our founder, Shannon White, spends hours in the community meeting with adult groups and area schools to share her knowledge and experience so others will discover that there is hope in change.

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