Individual Peer Recovery Coaching
One-on-one support from peer recovery coaches who have lived experience. Together you'll set goals, build a recovery plan, and work through barriers at your pace.
Programs & services
Support that meets you where you are.
Everything we offer is peer-based, free to the individual, and open to anyone impacted by substance use.
Resource Navigation
Connections to detox, treatment, recovery housing, medication-assisted recovery, food, ID and benefits, employment, and other community resources.
Recovery Meetings & Support Groups
Narcotics Anonymous and SMART Recovery meetings each week, plus peer-led groups. Every pathway of recovery is welcome.
Justice-Involved Support & UNCUFFED
Support for people involved in the criminal justice system, including reentry support after incarceration or treatment. UNCUFFED is our developing jail-based recovery support program.
Overdose Prevention & Naloxone
Free overdose prevention education and naloxone distribution for individuals, families, and community partners.
Family Education
Education for families on substance use, recovery, stigma, and how to support a loved one.
Transportation Assistance
Rides to treatment, appointments, and meetings when funding and volunteer availability allow.
Events, Volunteering & Advocacy
Recovery-focused events and activities, peer development opportunities, community outreach, and advocacy alongside local partners.
We work alongside our community
Recovery Worx partners closely with local courts, treatment providers, recovery organizations, law enforcement, community agencies, schools, and faith communities to make sure people don't fall through the gaps.
In an emergency
If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911. If you are experiencing a mental health or substance use crisis, call or text 988. Recovery Worx does not monitor website messages continuously and should not be contacted through the website for emergencies.
Recovery Worx provides nonclinical, peer-based recovery support and community resources. Recovery Worx does not provide medical care, mental health treatment, substance use disorder treatment, legal advice, or emergency services. Services and resources may vary based on staff availability, program eligibility, transportation availability, and available funding.