About Us

Seeds of New Leaf is a nonprofit organization that is breaking barriers for people in recovery for substance use disorders. We believe that nothing should stand in the way of recovery for those who want it in our community.

Seed of New Leaf was founded by the daughters of Michael T. White. They grew up by his side, in the world of recovery. When Mike passed away in 2016, he was 20 years sober and continuing to impact the lives of others in our community - one recovery story at a time. Seeing first hand how one man's recovery can change the lives of everyone around them, Seeds of New Leaf is a continuation of his work.

With love,

Mike's girls

Tahondra

Teresa

Maya

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Programs and Services

Rolling Recovery - Mobile Response Van

Rolling Recovery provides treatment on demand 24 hours a day 6 days a week. (Closed on Sunday). When an individual calls the Rolling Recovery number, one of our peer support specialists will complete an intake assessment and connect him/her to an appropriate treatment program for the level of care needed. Contact Rolling Recover at 502-528-4604.

Treatment First - Housing Assistance

Having a safe and sober living arrangement is barrier to entering and remaining in treatment for many individuals. Seeds of New Leaf provides rental assistance at approved transitional sober living homes while clients are in an intensive outpatient treatment program for substance use disorders.

For more information, contact recover@seedsofnewleaf.com

Filling In the Gaps - Basic Needs

Individuals come to us from many different pathways and with a variety of needs. We work to meet these needs to ensure that basic needs for health and safety are met so they can focus on the hard work of recovery. Driver's license, social security card, birth certificate, etc.

For more information, contact recover@seedsofnewleaf.com

Car Care Packs - Support

Bags filled with socks, hygiene, dry food, and Rolling Recovery card, should they want treatment.

Recover Boldly Campaign

Recover Boldly is a campaign led by recipients of this Nspire grant – the Seeds of New Leaf, Martin & Muir, Joshua Community Connectors and Kentucky Harm Reduction Coalition. The purpose of RecoverBoldly is to decrease the stigma associated with receiving treatment for SUD and increase access to treatment and resources for the BIPOC community. We want people to see themselves when they think of recovery. We hope for them to visualize themselves recovering, BOLDLY, and without shame. And to be aware of the presence of providers/resources that understand not only the substance use disorder but that can appreciate the cultural context and ramifications.

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