F5 News & updates

F5 Project Joins Battle of the Tees!

By jenna | October 7, 2026 |

F5 Project is excited to be part of Battle of the Tees, hosted by Shirts From Fargo! Our Breaking Barriers shirt is officially in the competition, and every purchase does more than show your support—Shirts From Fargo will donate $10 to F5 Project for every F5 shirt sold. By purchasing a shirt, you’re helping F5…

There Is Always Another Step Forward

By jenna | September 29, 2026 |

As Recovery Month comes to a close, we keep thinking about something we see every day at F5 Project: recovery doesn’t end when September does. The work continues tomorrow. People will wake up and make another choice to keep going. Someone will walk into a new job for the first time. Someone will get the…

Housing Matters to Recovery

By jenna | September 24, 2026 |

It’s hard to build stability when you don’t have a safe place to land. For someone working toward recovery, where they go at the end of the day matters. It’s difficult to focus on staying sober, finding a job, rebuilding relationships, or making it to appointments when you’re also wondering where you’re going to sleep…

F5 Project Press Release & Board Statement

By jenna | September 23, 2026 |

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Sept. 23, 2026 F5 Project Board Reaffirms Mission and Commitment to Agreement STATEWIDE, N.D. — F5 Project’s mission remains unchanged. Its programs and services continue, with participants at the center of its work. The F5 Project Board of Directors remains focused on supporting employees, strengthening community partnerships and ensuring F5 Project can…

Celebrating Care Coordination during National Recovery Month

By jenna | September 22, 2026 |

Recovery is hard enough without having to figure out everything else at the same time. Imagine trying to stay focused on recovery while also figuring out where you’re going to live, how you’re getting to work, whether you have the right identification, how to get connected to treatment, what paperwork needs to be completed, and…

Recovery doesn’t always look dramatic

By jenna | September 17, 2026 |

Not every recovery milestone comes with a celebration. Sometimes it’s making it to an appointment you would have skipped six months ago. It’s getting up and going to work when life feels heavy. It’s paying a bill. Getting your driver’s license back. Making it through a hard weekend. Calling someone before things fall apart instead…