Faces of Hope

Recovery Is Possible

Addiction impacts the lives of our friends, neighbors, and family members. Faces of Hope shows just a few of the countless people whose lives have been affected by the pain of addiction. Telling their personal stories reduces the stigma around addiction and inspires others to tell their stories. In their faces we don’t see the weight of addiction. We see the future. We see freedom. We see hope.

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Healthy people lead to healthy communities. Empowering those in recovery must extend beyond our walls. We are grateful for all our supporters and partners who seek to erase the stigma of addiction and provide connection to recovery and beyond. Together, we can help those around us.

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About Faces of Hope

Faces of Hope started as a thought-provoking photography exhibit by the talented local artist, Michael Winters, featuring people whose lives have been affected by the pain of addiction. Today, it continues as a way to raise awareness about addiction in our community and explore ways we can fight the growing epidemic of addiction and the detrimental effects of stigma.

Michael Winters is a photographer and Portsmouth High School counselor based in Dover, New Hampshire. He is inspired by classic cinema, fashion and the occasional run in with insomnia.