Candace’s story of recovery, resilience, and advocacy has captured national attention — from local North Carolina news to a White House panel on Recovery Friendly Workplaces.
NC Woman to Speak at White House Event During National Recovery Month
Candace Alley, co-founder of ICARE Aware, traveled to Washington, D.C. to speak at a White House event during National Recovery Month. Drawing on personal losses — including the suicide of her husband and the deaths of her father and stepson to overdose — she advocates for employers who support workers in recovery rather than stigmatize them.
Read Full Story →From Caldwell County to the White House: Candace Alley’s Path to Advocacy
Caldwell County native Candace Alley is joining a White House panel to encourage businesses to become certified recovery-friendly workplaces. The article traces her journey from years of addiction in her twenties to sustained recovery in 2018 — and how a supportive employer through a series of devastating personal losses shaped her life’s advocacy work.
Read Full Story →Caldwell County to the White House: Candace Alley’s Recovery Advocacy Story
Yahoo News picked up Candace Alley’s story of advocacy, recovery, and her historic invitation to speak at the White House during National Recovery Month — bringing her message of hope and recovery-friendly workplaces to a national audience.
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