As the Outreach Coordinator for the Myrina Organization, I am deeply committed to making recovery accessible, compassionate, and empowering for everyone. My personal recovery journey has shaped my understanding of how transformative support can be in overcoming addiction, and I bring that empathy and dedication into every aspect of my role.
I believe that no one should feel isolated or unheard on their recovery journey. That’s why I focus on building meaningful connections with individuals, helping them feel seen, understood, and supported from the moment they reach out. My work involves spreading awareness about the resources our organization offers, while ensuring that people from all walks of life—regardless of background, race, or socioeconomic status—know they are welcome in our community.

What drives me is the belief that every person deserves the chance to heal in an environment that values their uniqueness and supports their individual path. I work closely with diverse groups to help eliminate barriers to recovery, such as stigma, fear, and lack of access, so that more individuals can take that first step toward healing. I strive to create an outreach strategy that not only engages those who need our services but also fosters a sense of belonging, hope, and empowerment for those facing addiction.
Through every conversation and every initiative, my goal is to inspire people to believe in their potential for lasting recovery and to ensure they know they’re not alone. It’s not just about providing resources; it’s about offering the connection, compassion, and community that will help them rebuild their lives.

With a sense of profound commitment to service. I will orchestrate programs that bring essential addiction services directly to the community. By collaborating with local businesses and non-profits. I will ensure a seamless network supporter client, extending beyond immediate treatment to embrace long term sustained recovery.