Recovery Programming and SPOAC
Use This Page To
Why It Exists
Explain Tree of Life’s broader recovery ecosystem, including SPOAC, church-based recovery support, and partnership pathways.
Who It Serves
People affected by substance use, partners, volunteers, and community stakeholders.
Best Next Step
Explore recovery resources, visit SPOAC.net, review 12-step meeting information, or contact the church.
Why It Matters To Tree of Life
Shows that Tree of Life responds to the opioid crisis with presence, collaboration, and practical action.
Recovery Programming and SPOAC
Tree of Life participates in recovery-oriented ministry and community response through South Pittsburgh Opioid Action Coalition. This work reflects our commitment to practical care, harm reduction, and long-term restoration.
Why This Matters
Our neighborhood has been deeply affected by substance use and the opioid crisis. We believe the church should respond with compassion, presence, and life-giving support rather than distance or stigma.
This page should explain Tree of Life’s broader recovery ecosystem, not act like SPOAC is the only thing happening here.
SPOAC and Partnership Work
South Pittsburgh Opioid Action Coalition is one important part of this ecosystem. It reflects Tree of Life’s commitment to collaboration, public health partnership, harm reduction, and practical recovery support in the city.
Church-Based Recovery Support
Tree of Life also needs space on this page for church-based recovery support, current 12-step meeting information, and clear local connection points for people who need help now.
Pastor Lance’s connection to the Pittsburgh Recovery Walk and other public recovery work should remain visible here as proof that this ministry is active, not theoretical.
What This Page Should Route To
This page should help people do one of four things: connect to recovery resources, understand Tree of Life’s public recovery role, find meeting-related information, or reach the right partner organization.