Association of Recovery Community Organizations (ARCO)Faces & Voices Association of Recovery Community Organizations (ARCO) unites and supports the growing network of local, regional and statewide recovery community organizations (RCOs). ARCO links RCOs and their leaders with local and national allies and provides training and technical assistance to groups. ARCO helps build the unified voice of the organized recovery community and fulfill our commitment to supporting the development of new groups and strengthening existing ones. All RCOs that are led and governed by the recovery community are welcome to join. The benefits of membership include the opportunity to participate in an annual 2 day Leadership Academy. ARCO has hosted Academies in Denver, Dallas, Philadelphia, Detroit, and Washington, D. C. Our membership list keeps growing as we have reached 1. For more information about ARCO membership, see our FAQs. We have updated our application for new membership which is now available online. A collegiate recovery program. It is designed to provide an educational opportunity alongside recovery support to ensure that students do not have to sacrifice one for the other. What is the Community Support Program? Adult, Child and Family Behavioral Health Counseling One Washington Street, Taunton, MA 02780 (508) 828-9116 Continuing Care & Partial Hospital Pathways Day Treatment 19 Cedar Street. Northwest Community Support Program offers recovery-focused services for adults in northern Hennepin County who are living with serious and persistent mental health concerns. Services are flexible and easy to access with a. For more information or if you have questions, call 2. Thanks to Advocates for Recovery (AFR) in Denver, Colorado for hosting the. Executive Directors Leadership Academy! ARCO members come together each year with other leaders to strengthen their ability to: Influence public policy decisions by becoming familiar with initiatives affecting recovery, the players that influence policy and programming, and recovery advocacy strategies to impact policy. Explore different aspects of developing and sustaining a recovery community organization. Learn current practices in recovery community centers, peer services in diverse settings, and mobilizing community constituents. Engage in networking and support - becoming part of a national network of recovery community organization leaders in an ongoing learning community of practice. Recovery historian Bill White and recovery leaders Bev Haberle, (PRO- ACT), Joe Powell (APAA) and Phil Valentine (CCAR) at 2. EDLA in Dallas, TX. Thanks to the Association of Persons Affected by Addiction (APAA) for hosting the 2.
Leadership Academy! Thanks to Pennsylvania Recovery Organization - Achieving Community Together (PRO- ACT) for hosting the 2. Leadership Academy! Thanks to the Detroit Recovery Project for hosting the 2. Leadership Academy.
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