Braeburn

Braeburn strives to help those who need it most.

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Adam’s older sister was six months sober when she asked him to help open a home for women in recovery.

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Lindsay was living under a viaduct in downtown Louisville when she was arrested and forced to confront her addiction.

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Katie’s daughter Brittany was on the honor roll in high school when her boyfriend introduced her to generic opioids.

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we are committed to transforming the management of opioid use disorder

We are driven to transform the way opioid use disorder is understood and managed. Eliminating stigma and improving access to treatment is at the heart of our purpose.

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volunteer work

We believe in volunteering and partnering with those confronting the opioid crisis. The time and energy we spend volunteering with various organizations remind us of our mission to reduce stigma, promote health equity, and empower those who break down barriers to recovery.

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docuseries

Our Reframe & Reclaim docuseries features individuals who are making a positive difference within the opioid use disorder community, including changemakers and people in recovery.

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explore our thought leadership

Mobilize Recovery bus in front the the White House

Mobilizing Together for Recovery: A Journey Across America

At Braeburn, we firmly believe that recovery is a journey best taken together. This bus tour is a remarkable testament to the power of community support and advocacy. Over the course of September and October, the bus will make 15 stops across the country, bringing together those in recovery, advocates, policymakers, and community members for town halls, workshops, and events. What Makes This Tour Special:…

Members of the Braeburn Team who volunteered with The Everywhere Project

The Essence of Harm Reduction

According to the CDC, in 2022, 107,941 drug overdose deaths occurred, serving as a stark reminder of the urgency in addressing the opioid epidemic. Faced with this staggering loss of life, a one-dimensional response simply won’t suffice. Instead, we must adopt a multifaceted approach that acknowledges the complex nature of the crisis. One critical facet…

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Advancing Health Equity in Opioid Use Disorder: Key Steps and Strategies

As I write about the importance of health equity during National Minority Health Month, I am reminded of my mother’s journey navigating the healthcare system. While working in a factory, my mother was diagnosed with lung cancer. When she became too sick to work, she could no longer keep her employer health benefits. Yet, she…