Welcome to PCRC , "We Do Recover"
Welcome to PCRC , "We Do Recover"
Veronica Pejril is deeply engaged in her community, having served on Greencastle's City Council, and
currently serving on the Plan Commission, Board of Zoning Appeals and Human Relations Commission. She
is part of the Putnam County Housing Stability Committee and 100 Women Who Care of Putnam County.
In addition to her work with PCRC, Veronica serves as an officer on the Board of Directors for Indiana Youth
Group, an organization that works to ensure positive outcomes for LGBTQ+ Hoosier youth. An outspoken
advocate for the rights of gender diverse youth, Veronica’s community activism has been featured by
regional media, including the Indianapolis Star and regional television outlets.
An alumna of Princeton’s Graduate School, Pejril is an assistant professor at DePauw University, where she
teaches courses in music technology and provides leadership for the instructional technology team.
Veronica serves on the Board of Trustees for QPA, Princeton’s LGBTQ+ Alumni Association. Veronica is a
proud parent of two Purdue graduates and a Hoosier by choice since 1996.
We offer a variety of programs to help our clients get back on their feet. From job training to mental health counseling, we provide the resources and support necessary to help individuals achieve their goals.
We offer a variety of programs to help our clients get back on their feet. From job training to mental health counseling, we provide the resources and support necessary to help individuals achieve their goals.
OUR FOUNDER
Sheila Holloway is a mother, sister, friend, and family member of someone who has struggled with addiction. In 2013, Sheila was confronted with the harsh reality of her
child's substance use when he was
arrested in another state.
In 2015, Sheila began to transform her personal pain into action. Driven initially by a mother's love and concern, her research into addiction expanded into a broader mission to support others facing similar challenges. Despite her discomfort with discussing her own experiences and speaking publicly, Sheila soon realized that sharing her story with groups could create a significant impact. .Her faith and determination led her to embrace this new role wholeheartedly.
Today, Sheila’s dedication has manifested in a robust support system. Over the past nine years, her organization has developed a variety of programs. They provide essential Narcan training and distribution, offer personalized referrals for those seeking help, and facilitate family support programs. Additionally, they have established a network of peer coaches and are actively seeking to expand this team to further support those in need. Sheila’s journey from personal struggle to leadership in addiction support is a testament to her unwavering commitment
and compassion. Founded in 2015
Putnam County Recovery Coalition
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