Why We Gather
Let's Celebrate Young People in Recovery
Recovering from a substance use disorder, a mental health condition, or both is the hardest thing most of these young people have ever done or will do.
On November 15, we celebrate them. Then we get back to work, so the next young person does not have to fight so hard to get the care they need.
The Details
Be a Champion
TEE UP for Recovery fills Topgolf St. Louis - Chesterfield with young people in recovery and champions like you who are stepping up to support Aspire's mission to make sure every young person has access to the life-saving care they need. Three hours of golf, dinner and celebration. Fun for all even if its your first time playing!
Topgolf St. Louis - Chesterfield
16851 N Outer 40 Rd, Chesterfield, MO 63005
4:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Young people in recovery attend for free!
Donate an Auction Item
Donate an Auction Item
Have the perfect item for our silent auction? Submit the details here and our team will reach out to coordinate further details.
All donations are 100% tax-deductible.
Our Sponsors
Thanks to our Generous Sponsors
Our fabulous sponsors are stepping up to make sure every young person has access to the life-saving care they need whether they are recovering from a substance use disorder, a mental health condition or both.
Learn more about becoming a sponsor (insert link to sponsor packet)
About Us
Aspire Advocates for Behavioral Health
For years, a Missouri family found help one referral at a time, if at all: treatment in one place, school in another, peer support somewhere else, with the family left to assemble the pieces. Aspire Advocates for Behavioral Health is building a recovery oriented system of care for this region, so a young person can find help close to home, at every stage, for as long as it takes.
This fall, Missouri's first tuition-free recovery high school will welcome students. Students in recovery high schools relapse less and graduate more, and they get a full high school experience among friends on the same sober journey. A new alternative peer group gives them somewhere to belong after the last bell. Every piece we add closes a gap that used to end a young person's recovery.
Attending TEE UP for Recovery helps build that system:
- The schools. Keep Missouri's first recovery high schools growing, and help the next one open.
- The workforce. Give the adults who treat and teach these young people the training to do it well.
- The voice. Train young people to tell decisionmakers what they need, and get them in the room.
- The policy. Close the gaps in coverage and payment that leave families paying out of pocket or unable to receive the care their children need.
