Our Services

Our focus is to aid individuals and their families to improve health, wellness, and sustain long-term recovery by providing support groups, sober social and recreational activities, and referrals for area services. We provide peer-driven and peer-delivered support services. 

We train community members, professionals, peers, and their families on how to recognize, respond, and give Naloxone (Narcan) to prevent an opioid overdose from becoming fatal. Training can be conducted by appointment or by walk-in at either Center. Training is also held on the third Thursday of each month.

 The Family Support Navigator utilizes their own family recovery expertise to engage with those who have, or have lost, a loved one with a substance use disorder (SUD). They assist with navigating barriers to treatment services. They provide information and education about SUD and recovery and help friends and family members connect to support services. 

Our Peers use their own experience with substance use disorder (SUD) and recovery to be resources for others. They know where to find help and how to effectively engage with individuals who are seeking their own pathway to recovery. They provide information and education regarding SUD and recovery, assist with goal planning, and support individuals with accessing treatment and other services.  We have Peers that work in several locations including St. Mary's Healthcare, Fulton County Correctional Facility, and Montgomery County Correctional Facility.