Bonita’s Lifelines

Bonita’s Lifelines is an opioid-awareness and support organization founded by Bonita Lightsey-Williams, a Gainesville, Florida resident, retired correctional officer, entrepreneur, and nationally published author. Drawing on her personal experience with opioid addiction, Bonita aims to encourage people facing recovery to take steps toward a sober, purposeful life and to raise awareness of addiction’s impact.

The organization offers advocacy and confidential one-on-one support, Narcotics Anonymous sponsorship, and keynote speaking for summits and conferences. It also provides assistance with purchasing medications such as methadone and buprenorphine, including Suboxone. Bonita’s Lifelines shares information about opioid addiction, dependency, and available resources, with an emphasis on helping people navigate the challenges of recovery.

Bonita’s debut literary work, “WON,” is available wherever books are sold. Through her writing, speaking, and support services, she seeks to inspire people affected by addiction and connect them with encouragement and practical assistance. Interested individuals can contact Bonita by email for more information.