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Lance & Teegan transform sobriety into strength for others

September 18, 2025

On 13 September, recovering addicts Lance and Teegan, both 13 years sober, hosted the Lenasia South Drug and Alcohol Recovery Awareness Campaign at Sheffield Park, Ext. 4.

The initiative, which began as a school support group, has grown into Birth Brothers in Recovery Treatment Home, offering addicts a path to sobriety.

“The turnout was amazing, and the message reached those still suffering,” said Lance. Teegan added, “We want young people to know recovery is possible -help is available.”

The campaign reflected unity, hope, and commitment to guiding others toward a life free from addiction.

Image: Lance & Teegan

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