Community member recovering from drug addiction expresses appreciation to MPD

Marysville, WALocal News

Jon T. , a Marysville resident, recently expressed his appreciation for the police department's compassionate treatment of individuals battling drug addiction. His recovery journey, supported by the Law Enforcement Embedded Social Worker Program (LEESW), underscores the program's vital role in providing resources and assistance. Jon recounted hitting rock bottom 39 days ago, when he prayed for help to overcome his fentanyl addiction. The LEESW Program strives to eliminate barriers between homelessness and sobriety, guiding clients toward stable housing and healthier lives.

Jon's story exemplifies the program's success and highlights the importance of community support. His renewed purpose includes sharing his experience to inspire others still struggling with addiction. Jon's transformation from a victim to a survivor illustrates the profound impact of compassion and care. The program continues to play a crucial role in aiding those in need within the community.

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