Mobile United’s Peer Link

Mobile United’s Peer Link is a program that will select two students from 20 high schools (public, private, parochial, and home-schooled) to guide workshops, role-plays, and outreach that make drug prevention real and relatable. Teens receive training in facilitation, drug education, conflict resolution, active listening, and cultural sensitivity; they are supported by mentors and community partners, and will build an app co-developed with the first cohorts to connect students to help between sessions and inform system-wide prevention planning.

INTO LIGHT

INTO LIGHT is a traveling portrait-and-story exhibit that sparks honest conversations about addiction—bringing empathy, education, and stigma reduction to schools and community spaces across Mobile.

Franklin Primary Health Center

Franklin Primary Health Center provides hope without judgment. Real help for opioid addiction in Mobile, Alabama — treatment, counseling, peer support, naloxone, and outreach that meets you where you are.

Goldfinch Health

Goldfinch Health, through The Billion Pill Pledge, partners with hospitals to implement Enhanced Recovery Protocols that reduce opioid use, improve recovery, and support patients with non-opioid pain relief and Nurse Navigator guidance — creating measurable, lasting change in surgical care and community health.