Accredited Organizations
4D Recovery is a peer-led Recovery Community Organization that serves young people ages 14–35 who are recovering from substance use and co-occurring mental health challenges. We provide welcoming, youth and young adult–driven spaces where recovery is accessible, empowering, and fun. At the heart of 4D’s work are our Recovery Community Centers—vibrant, peer-led spaces where young people can find connection, support, and belonging. Our peer mentors, who bring lived experience to their roles, are the cornerstone of everything we do. Through genuine relationships, they help others navigate recovery, set goals, and build meaningful lives.
We are a free, safe, and supportive place for those affected by substance use disorders. We offer conversations with a coach in recovery, camaraderie with others in recovery, a safe space for support, and offer groups, events, and place to explore your creativity.
“We offer all pathways to recovery. Whatever it is you are looking for, we have you covered here at A New Way Peer Recovery Center.”
Alyssa’s Place is a valuable community resource, offering not just support but also opportunities for personal growth and connection. By providing a variety of groups and activities, it caters to the diverse needs and interests of its members, creating a space where individuals can feel supported and understood on their journey to recovery.
An emphasis on sober activities and events is particularly important, as it promotes a lifestyle that is both fulfilling and sustainable for those in recovery. By fostering meaningful relationships and a sense of belonging, Alyssa’s Place not only helps individuals stay on the path to recovery but also cultivates a supportive environment where they can thrive.
Overall, Alyssa’s Place is more than just a physical building—it’s a beacon of hope and community where individuals can come together to celebrate life and support each other in their journey toward wellness and fulfillment.
Organized by people from the Dallas, TX, recovery community, the Association of Persons Affected by Addiction (APAA) is leading a Recovery Community Support Organization that encourages and supports personal recovery by offering peer-to-peer assistance that helps to support recovery, reduce relapse, and promote high-level wellness in individuals, their families and the community.
Dallas, TX
BWROC serves as the quarterback to recovery; helping the individual navigate the local systems into treatment, after treatment, with employment, possible housing, life coaching and ultimately improving self-sufficiency.
As a Recovery Community Organization (RCO), BWROC’s mission is to help those seeking recovery from addiction. While we are not treatment providers, we honor all pathways to recovery, existing to fill in gaps around & in lieu of treatment. Our purpose is to offer hope to encourage recovery while providing & improving the quality of long-term recovery aftercare from alcohol and other drug addictions.
At FAVOR Upstate, we respond to substance use disorder with compassionate and innovative care. Our Certified Peer Support Specialists (CPSS) provide personalized no-cost addiction support, delivered without judgment or paperwork.
FAVOR Upstate is a community that advocates for and provides assistance to individuals and families affected by substance use disorders.
We’re saving the lives of people every single day.
Through certified recovery residences, respite, peer support, mutual aid groups, community service activities, and back-to-work programs, our organization makes a positive impact on the lives of hundreds of individuals in recovery every single day.
FLACRA – Connections Rounded Recovery is a welcoming, peer-led Recovery Community Outreach Center (RCOC) that reflects the mission and values of FLACRA: delivering compassionate, whole-person recovery services & care to individuals and families navigating substance use and mental health challenges across the Finger Lakes Region of New York. Grounded in the principles of multiple pathways to recovery, Connections offers a safe, stigma-free environment where every person has the opportunity to gain growth; physically, emotionally, and spiritually.
Certified Recovery Peer Advocates (CRPAs) provide individualized support, guiding participants through skill-building workshops, job readiness programming, peer-led groups, and holistic wellness offerings. The program also facilitates access and linkage to treatment when desired and connects individuals to essential community-based supports that address the social drivers of health. With a focus on care, compassion, and trust, FLACRA’s Connections Rounded Recovery empowers people to take the next step in their journey. On their own terms, in their own time.
Founded in 2004, the McShin Foundation is Virginia’s leading non-profit, full-service Recovery Community Organization (RCO), committed to serving individuals and families in their fight against Substance Use Disorders (SUDs). While providing the tools for recovering individuals to create positive lifestyles, we aim to spread the word of recovery and educate families, communities, and government regarding SUDs as well as reduce the stigma attached to them.
Richmond, VA
OCARTA envisions a world where all voices of the recovery community are included in shaping the social agenda concerning addiction and recovery; where addiction is recognized as treatable disease, free of stigma; where the response to addiction is treatment rather than being criminalized or morally judged; where universal access to comprehensive recovery is available without regard to race, gender, or income.
Oklahoma City, OK
As a recovery community organization, PRCC’s mission is to provide support, education, resources, and advocacy for people recovering from and affected by addiction, and to spread the message of hope throughout the state of Maine and beyond.
PRCC’s vision is that every person affected by addiction in Maine will have direct access to a local recovery community center that provides support, education, and individual resources to enhance their ability to heal, strengthen and grow in their recovery pathway, throughout all stages of their journey.
Portland, Maine
A program of The Council of Southeast Pennsylvania, PRO-ACT is dedicated to educating its constituency and mobilizing its members to advocate for the recovery community. The initiative is working to reduce the stigma of addiction, ensure the availability of adequate treatment options and influence public opinion and policy regarding the value of recovery.
Pennsylvania
Rebel Recovery Florida is a low barrier recovery community organization that provides recovery support services, education, and advocacy to people impacted by drug use and those living with or at risk of HIV/AIDs. Rebel Recovery is an organization dedicated to continued whole community health. We believe that in order to heal our community we must address addiction at all levels and assist the addict and their families in each stage of addiction. Through our community initiatives, we aim to create a more well-rounded approach to addiction help and to offer a lifeline to any addict anywhere at any time, regardless of where they are at in their disease. Through compassion and community leadership we aim to create a more unified community where addicts and their families can feel loved and sheltered. Whether through help getting to treatment or harm reduction until the addict is ready we are here to help.
West Palm Beach, FL
Springs Recovery Connection is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit recovery community organization.
We are community based citizens, in long term recovery, who want to educate, mentor, and advocate for recovery and long term recovery solutions. We support all roads to recovery.
We are members of the Association of Recovery Community Organizations (ARCO) out of D.C. We are one of over 150 such recovery centers in the nation and the first in Colorado Springs.
Colorado Springs, CO
A program of the Gandara Mental Health Center, the Stairway to Recovery Center provides services to individuals in all phases of recovery from alcohol and/or drug abuse, including those who have not yet engaged in recovery, individuals who have relapsed, individuals in Methadone programs, and individuals in recovery. The Center also includes activities that engage family members. The Recovery Center serves the larger communities from which the members come including the Latino, African American, Haitian, Cape Verdean, Portuguese, and Brazilian communities.
Brockton, MA
We are a turning point for empowered recovery; we share our lived experience to advocate for recovery built upon dignity, hope, respect, and kindness. Our hope is to see a recovery centered community in the heart of every community.
Since its founding in 2006, USARA (Utah Support Advocates for Recovery Awareness) has served thousands of individuals recovering from the effects of substance use disorders on the person, families, and the community. Recognized as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, USARA is Utah’s premier recovery community organization.
Salt Lake City, UT
Mission: VRA exists to serve all those seeking recovery from the impact of addiction including families, friends, and allies.
Vision: VRA works to mobilize resources, reduce barriers, increase awareness and support in an effort to eliminate stigma and enhance recovery through multiple pathways.
Purpose: VRA works to coordinate peer-driven services that provide substance use recovery resources.
Our strategic plan addresses the following priorities: Public Education & Awareness, Peer-Based Recovery Support Services, Financial Sustainability, Accreditation Readiness, Leadership Development
Ormond Beach, FL