This year marks 30 years of service for Adele Lemak of New Vitae Wellness and Recovery, where she serves as Office Manager at the Recovery Center. In recognition of this milestone, New Vitae is sharing Adele’s story—highlighting her impact, dedication, and the heart she has brought to the organization since joining in 1995 as a Case Manager at Quakertown House.
At New Vitae Wellness and Recovery, we recently celebrated Jim’s Peace Patio dedication at Quakertown House—a beautiful tribute to a beloved former resident. We believe in the power of connection, remembrance, and creating spaces that bring joy and healing
New Vitae Wellness and Recovery is proud to celebrate Michelle Beck, Vice President of Business Operations, as a 2025 Woman of Influence Honoree, recognized by Lehigh Valley Business.
For Brian, success isn’t about a single achievement—it’s a continuous process. As a newly Certified Peer Specialist now working at New Vitae Wellness and Recovery’s Main Street Commons, Brian offers support not just through training, but through lived experience—including his own time as a participant at New Vitae.
At New Vitae Wellness and Recovery, we recently hosted a special Brain Injury Awareness Event to celebrate the strength, courage, and determination of our residents. On Thursday, March 27, our Action Recovery Brain Injury Program brought together residents, staff, and community members to honor the resilience of our Brain Injury Warriors.
Black Mental Health Awareness is an essential topic, especially during Black History Month. Historically, Black individuals have faced unique challenges in accessing mental health care, yet resilience and advocacy have led to progress.
At New Vitae Wellness and Recovery, we proudly recognize individuals who go above and beyond in providing care, encouragement, and hope to our residents. The 2024 Theo Amoah Iris Award honors Theo Amoah, a Certified Peer Specialist, for his dedication and compassion in helping individuals on their recovery journeys.
The Pride Award at New Vitae Wellness and Recovery is presented to individuals who exemplify innovation, ownership, and pride in their work and in advancing our mission. This year, Brian Considine wins the Pride Award, celebrating his dedication, leadership, and commitment to our residents and team members.