The Veronica Slack

RecoveryJournal Foundation

100% net proceeds from the sale of the recovery journal 31-days of Volume l and Volume I long-term are contributed to community outreach and beyond.

Mission Statement

The Veronica Slack Recovery Journal Foundation is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that provides educational recovery journals to correctional institutions, addiction & mental health resources, alternative recovery resources, start-up recovery houses, and to private individuals.

The Recovery Journals Book Series is a educational recovery-based support system. They are long-term and inspirational. Every page teaches managing skills as well as promotes self-esteem and better thinking for anyone struggling with life issues. This occurs through their personal participation with the recovery journals. We are dedicated to the mission of providing the recovery journals to people who are hurting, hard-headed, or too busy mentally or physically.

Vision Statement

It is our vision over the next five years to expand the distribution of our educational recovery journals nation-wide, as well as overseas. This outreach effort is for individuals, both private and in institutions who are hurting, hard-headed, or to busy mentally or physically. We will reinforce this vision by live broadcasts of our RecoveryJournals mobile distribution outreach. RecoveryJournals will document the educational and informative recovery-life as we distribute recovery journals hand-to-hand across America and abroad.

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2004 Writing through the Learning Process RTC Televised Recovery

RTC-12step Ministries, from 2003-2006 our program was televised in the Bucks County and surrounding area via the Bucks County, Pa public access channel. We held our RTC12-step aka United Televised Recovery meetings for all people struggling in life from any problem or any belief also in the Philadelphia, and Washington DC area. The Limo company I drove for allowed me to use our Limo Bus to transport people from recovery houses to the facility in Langhorne Pennsylvania each week. Several local churches helped us during this time, Christian Life Center in Bensalem, Langhorne Terrace Baptist, Langhorne, Pa and Thompson Memorial Presbyterian, New Hope, Pa, are just a few that donated a facility, an 84 passenger bus, that I drove with my CDL License and funds for fuel. We drove to conduct our meetings with as far as Washington, DC