SMRC - Coming Soon in 2026

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Community Recovery Centers (CRCs) are non-profit organizations that provide support for individuals recovering from substance use disorders. They focus on creating a supportive environment where people can access various resources to aid their recovery journey.

• Peer Support: CRCs often host mutual-help meetings like Alcoholics Anonymous and SMART Recovery.
   
• Resource Connection: They connect individuals to social services, employment opportunities, and educational resources.
   
• Skill-Building: Workshops on financial literacy, job training, and other life skills are commonly available.
   
• Social Activities: CRCs organize recreational activities, fostering a sense of community and belonging.
   

• Non-Clinical Environment: CRCs operate outside of traditional medical settings, focusing on holistic recovery support.
   
• Community Involvement: Many CRCs are managed by Recovery Community Organizations (RCOs), which are led by individuals with lived recovery experience.
   
• Funding: They are typically funded through a mix of federal, state, and local grants, as well as donations.