Addiction Professional Award
This award recognizes a certified addiction counselor, therapist, caseworker, or any other front-line staff member who provides treatment services to individuals and families.

Community Leadership Award
This award honors organizations, professionals, policymakers, clergy, educators, volunteers, and other community members or mentors who serve as stewards of recovery within our community.

Dwight Lee Community Light Award
Dwight Lee, Serenity Lane’s longtime spiritual advisor, was a guiding light in every community he touched, illuminating the path to recovery and healing for countless individuals. This award recognizes those who inspire hope and healing for people recovering from the impact of behavioral health challenges.

Employee Services Award
This award honors human resources professionals, employee assistance program staff, and union representatives who support their staff, clients, and members by connecting them to recovery resources and assisting those in recovery within their organizations.

Health Care Navigator Award
This award recognizes committed and persistent staff and volunteers who work in resource centers, insurance companies, and helplines to assist individuals at critical moments—helping them access the services best suited to support their healing and recovery.

Health Care Professional Award
This award recognizes an exceptional healthcare professional—such as a nurse or physician—who exemplifies compassion, dedication, and commitment to individuals living with the effects of alcohol and drug dependency.

Mental Health Professional Award
This award honors outstanding and innovative therapists, counselors, psychologists, and psychiatric medical professionals who support individuals with co‑occurring disorders, helping them navigate mental health challenges and strengthen their recovery.

The Unsung Hero Award
This award recognizes a volunteer or professional who has selflessly dedicated their time and energy to improving the lives of individuals battling substance use disorders and those in recovery.