08/31/2026
What a meaningful afternoon in Vinton County.
Thank you to everyone who joined us for Vinton County’s Overdose Awareness Day and helped create a space for connection, remembrance, and hope. We were honored to bring the Recovery Reframed exhibition to the Vinton County Fairgrounds and spend time with people in recovery—photographing them, listening to their stories, and celebrating the courage it takes to share them.
Every conversation reminded us why this project matters. Recovery stories deserve to be seen, heard, and remembered, and we’re thankful to everyone who trusted us with theirs.
We were proud to share the day alongside so many organizations working to support our community, including Field of Hope, the Vinton County Health Department’s Post Overdose Response Team (P.O.R.T.), SAOP, and the Appalachian Children Coalition, as well as our partners 317 Board, Vinton County Health Department, Integrated Services, Hopewell Health Centers, and the Ohio Department of Behavioral Health. Thank you for the important work you do to support individuals, families, and communities affected by substance use and overdose.
We’re keeping the momentum going! Today, August 31, we’ll be at Health Recovery Services (HRS) on Columbus Road in Athens from 3–6 PM, followed by our final event at Ohio University’s Ping Center on September 1 from 10 AM–2 PM.
At both events, we’ll have the Recovery Reframed exhibition on display and offer free photography sessions for anyone in recovery who would like to share their story.
We hope to see you, hear your story, and celebrate recovery together.