Healing House Recovery Community Center

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INSIDE THE

Recovery commuinty Center

Our recovery Community Center (RCC), located at 112 N Elmwood Ave has entered its second year. The RCC provides a large dining/meeting area for up to 200 people, as well as recovery meetings and events Monday through Saturday evening. The facility is peer run, meaning the entire staff is in long term recovery, and understand the needs and wants of everyone who enters the doors seeking help.
All of us here at Healing House would love to extend our sincere thanks and gratitude to everyone who has devoted their time, donations and all around support in making the RCC a reality. Your blessing has allowed us to help hundreds of people so far, with so many more to come!Keep reading below to learn what else the Recovery Community

Family Reunifications

Family reunification is a very important step for many people in recovery. This is the healing and renewing those broken bonds shattered by addiction. The Recovery Community Center (RCC) provides the Family Reunification Room to meet these needs. It is a safe, comfortable and private area for supervised and unsupervised visits between

EMPLOYMENT SPECIALIST AND THE COMPUTER LAB

Our Employment Specialist, leads a daily computer lab for our participants to job search, create resumes, and even learn basic computer skills to help them find employment and raise their recovery up to the next step.

Our team also works with participants regaining their personal documents such as Birth Certificates, Driver’s License or State ID’s and Social Security Cards.

The Employment Specialist is always contacting employers for openings and availability. Some of our participants have felonies and we work diligently with employers to give them a second chance at a new life.

Family Dinners

A family that eats together stays together.

Every day and night we feed anywhere up to 200 people. Most of our participants have not had a family style dinner in many years whether it be due to a broken home or a life of addiction, where they are able to break bread with each other and fellowship. Not only does our kitchen provide dinners but lunch for those attending recovery classes during the weekdays.

Classes for Recovery

Our Recovery Class Coordinator, CeCe Smith, holds classes Monday through Friday. These classes helps teach our participants how to handle the daily stresses of life free from drugs and alcohol. These classes are essential to the building of a recovery foundation.