Recent News

Revive. Survive. Overdose Prevention

Odyssey House Louisiana’s (OHL) new program Revive. Survive. OverDose Prevention Program (Revive. Survive. ODP) is a five-year SAMHSA funded grant designed to address and alleviate the opioid epidemic in New Orleans. The Revive. Survive. OverDose...

OHL Contribution to International Magazine

Recently, OHL was asked to contribute to an international publication, EXIT® Magazine 2018, which was dedicated to the theme "Mental Health: Benefits of Addiction Treatment for People, Communities and Governments." Exit Magazine is Dianova Portugal's...

OHL Helping to Establish Recovery Support Systems in Uganda

OHL believes in global activism! For several years, OHL has partnered with Global Livingston Institute to support free concerts in East Africa centered around culture sharing, public health, and economic development. OHL supports several live music festivals...

iPrevent Presents at Community Health Center Expo

Sunday, August 26, staff members from OHL's iPrevent team attended the National Association of Community Health Centers CHI Institute and Expo in Orlando, FL. The iPrevent team's abstract was accepted for presentation and iPrevent used this platform...

Another Pirate Ball In The Books!

OHL's Pirate Ball was a success! OHL’s Pirate Ball is a swashbuckling good time filled with great food, libations, entertainment, and silent auction. Thanks to all who came out to support and/or volunteer! For those that didn't, we hope...

OHL Case Manager Honored By UNITY

OHL Community Supportive Services (CSS) Case Manager Tiba Hankton was awarded Outstanding Case Manager of the Year award at UNITY Annual Meeting! This award recognizes the outstanding work Tiba has done in the past year in assisting clients maintain stable...

Make Change NOLA

OHL is pleased to be one of four nonprofit agencies that will receive funding support through the newly announced Make Change NOLA, a city-wide initiative that combines a public awareness campaign with mobile giving to harness the generosity of New Orleanians...