Dothan, Ala. (WDNews) — A Wiregrass recovery advocate is being recognized at the state level for his work supporting those battling addiction and working toward recovery.
Jonathan Riley, who serves on the OD2A Grant with PEIR|DOTHAN, received two honors at the 2026 Alabama Department of Mental Health Peer Conference.
Riley was named the 2026 Peer Warrior and also received the 2026 Peer Lifesaver in Recovery award, according to organizers.
Officials say the awards highlight individuals who go above and beyond in helping others navigate recovery, using both professional dedication and personal experience to make an impact.
Riley has been recognized for his work across the Wiregrass and Southeast Alabama, where he continues to support those seeking recovery and promote second chances within the community.
Organizers say his commitment and service did not go unnoticed, as he continues to play a key role in helping others rebuild their lives.