ABOUT EPZ PROJECT
CLEAR THE FAULT. RESTORE THE CIRCUIT
EPZ Project was created to support linemen and blue-collar workers facing addiction, mental health struggles, and crisis.
The trades are full of people who know how to work through pain, pressure, and hard conditions. But many workers are struggling silently behind the scenes.
EPZ Project exists to help connect workers and families with recovery support while building stronger awareness and support systems inside the industry. This is about helping people before another family, crew, or community loses someone they care about.
BROTHERHOOD
RECOVERY
ACCOUNTABILITY
ACTION
HOPE
A trade community where no worker has to suffer in silence, recovery is supported, and asking for help is seen as strength — not weakness.
OUR MISSION
A trade community where no worker has to suffer in silence, recovery is supported, and asking for help is seen as strength — not weakness.
OUR VISION
HOW EPZ PROJECT WORKS
BUILT BY THE TRADES. FOR THE TRADES
EPZ Project understands the culture of the trades and brings together donors, families, industry partners, and recovery providers to help workers access treatment and support when they need it most.
EPZ Project is built around real conversations, real workers, and real situations affecting people in the industry every day.
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SOS
A worker, family member, coworker, or industry contact reaches out.
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We Connect Funding to Recovery
When possible, EPZ Project helps offset treatment-related costs through donations and partner support.
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We Help Identify the Need
We gather basic information, understand the situation, and determine what kind of support may be needed.
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We Keep the Mission Moving
Every story, donation, hoodie, bracelet, and partnership helps raise awareness and fund the next person’s chance at recovery.
HOW EPZ PROJECT WORKS
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You are not the only person dealing with this.
Whether you’re struggling personally, trying to help a coworker, or supporting a family member, reaching out is the first step.
EPZ Project helps connect workers and families with recovery-related support and resources.