September is National Recovery Month, a time to recognize the strength, resilience, and hope found in recovery—and to celebrate the many pathways people take toward healthier, more connected lives. Recovery is not a one-size-fits-all journey, and strong relationships can play an important role along the way. Grantee Spotlight: Realness Project Realness Project believes that lasting recovery begins with healing relationships—starting with the relationship we have with ourselves. Through trauma-informed programming, the organization helps participants build emotional resilience, strengthen communication, and develop the skills needed to foster healthier relationships, supporting mental wellness and long-term recovery. With support from Caring for Denver, Realness Project is strengthening its Relational Leadership Training for women at the Denver Women’s Correctional Facility and individuals preparing to reenter the community through Denver’s Moore Center. Grounded in trauma-informed ...