End Addiction BHAM Walk: Unity & Hope

0:00Birmingham's Addiction Prevention Coalition is wrapping up a decade of impact with their 10th and final Indidiction Beham Walk. It's happening Saturday, April 25th, 2026 at City Walk, Beham Amphitheater on 9th Avenue and 21st Street. Check-in starts at 10am, program kicks off at 11. It's free to join the walk, or drop $35 for a t-shirt, lanyard and swag register online or on-site. This milestone event brings the whole recovery community together to celebrate sobriety, share hope, and fight substance misuse across Alabama. Expect resource row, with local orgs offering prevention, treatment and wellness info, plus a sober circle handing out hope tokens to folks at any stage of recovery. Randy Hall, a peer-support specialist with 7-year sober, helps run meetings and treatment centers and stresses that recovery aimed. One-size-fits-all, it's about building inclusive spaces and real connections.

1:01He calls this walk the day everyone unites and joy, proving you don't have to go it alone. The lineup keeps it lively with detailed fluid on music, food trucks like A-Train and KJ's pastry, mocktail stations, yard games, in-memory angel wings, and a memorial flag garden for overdose losses. APC plans to evolve their outreach and education after this, keeping the momentum going strong. Get out to city walk, walk for the lost or the living it, and be part of ending the epidemic right here and be ham. That's your update from Birmingham News Today, powered by AI, I'm Corey with the story.