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At The Hyer Calling Foundation, Inc., we believe in creating a world where a prior Substance Use Disorder is not a barrier to professional success.

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Our Mission

The Hyer Calling Foundation, Inc. strives to transform the stigma around substance use disorder into informed action for the sake of creating a more inclusive and productive workplace. To do this, the Foundation works to equip employers and employees with the knowledge, tools, and resources necessary for success.

Provide individualized no cost post rehab support services that insurance does not cover and which promote securing and maintaining employment.

Educate organizations on culturally competent ways to attract, engage and develop employees in recovery and on the business case for hiring them.

The purpose and meaning derived from a career combined with the profound gratitude at being given a second chance at something you never thought possible, drives the pull of even the most serious addictions to the most addictive of substances down to a manageable level, with treatment.

Hyer Calling Foundation Announces Nationwide Initiative to Challenge Employers Across America to Train Their Staff in the Use of Narcan as Form of Social Responsibility

The Hyer Calling Foundation, Inc.’s Founder and CEO Kevin Hyer, Esq. announced today a first of its kind nationwide initiative to challenge employers across America to train their staff to recognize the signs of an opioid overdose and on the proper use of Naloxone HCI, (brand named NARCAN© Nasal Spray), as a form of social responsibility to their communities. The medication has proven effective in reversing the effects of a suspected or confirmed opioid overdose...

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Client Testimonials

The Hyer Calling Foundation, Inc. has been incredible in how they supported me in my recovery when I was ready to get back to work.

Sarah S.
Philadelphia, PA

Having to explain my addiction struggles and recovery journey with future employers was not easy and I wouldn't have been able to do it without the support of Hyer Calling.

Aaron P.
Richmond, VA.

I support the Hyer Calling Foundation, Inc. and their work giving strong recovery individuals a second chance as a career.

Beth J.
Falls Church, VA

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Sept, 7th 2022

The Hyer Calling Foundation, Inc. Supports Paid Research Study at UNM.

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At The Hyer Calling Foundation, Inc., we believe in data-driven information to support recovery and reentry into the workplace. For this reason, The Hyer Calling Foundation, Inc. is excited to announce its support of research conducted at The University of New Mexico's Center on Alcohol Substance Use and Addiction...

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Aug. 12th 2022

METH ADDICTION REMAINS AN LGBTQ ISSUE, ESPECIALLY AMONG GAY AND BI MEN

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Crystal meth use, a longtime and still prevalent health concern in the LGBTQ community, started to become an issue in the late 1990s when gay and bisexual men in New York began using the drug as an aphrodisiac. A stimulant which releases dopamine and norepinephrine in the brain, Meth is a powerful, ...

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