Recovery Community Center

Recovery Community Center

The Recovery Community Center (RCC) provides participants with resources to begin the journey of long-term sobriety and recovery.  It also serves as a large meeting hall for over 200 people while hosting various Healing House and community events. The RCC is peer-run, meaning the entire staff is in long-term recovery and understands the needs and wants of participants who enter the doors seeking help.

The RCC is peer-run, meaning the entire staff is in long-term recovery and understands the needs and wants of participants who enter the doors seeking help. The RCC offers groups, programs, educational services, employment support, and special events. Groups are led by Certified Peer Specialists, credentialed by the state of Missouri. CPS employees are trained also in CPR, Mental Health First Aid, Ethics & Naloxone (NARCAN) distribution.

For where two or three gather in my name, there am I with them. Matthew 18:20

Alpha

Every Friday, the Healing House community comes together at the RCC to worship, eat dinner, and create conversation per the Alpha Guide. The Alpha Guide opens the floor for our participants to discuss faith and the Lord. On some Fridays, we get to celebrate participants who have reached a specific point in their recovery, share testimonies, or invite guest speakers to express how faith has changed their life!

family reunification

Family Reunification is a very important step for many people in recovery. This is the healing and renewing of those broken bonds shattered by substance abuse. The RCC provides the Family Reunification Room to meet these needs. It is a safe, comfortable, and private area for supervised and unsupervised visits between families.

Computer lab

The evolution of technology has increased the skill gap between applicants who may not share the same access to resources to obtain these basic computer skills required. At the RCC, we have a computer lab open daily for our participants to regain lost or stolen documents and have an opportunity to learn computer skills while practicing their recovery. This gives our participants a greater chance at securing employment, who are guided by James – our employment specialist. James helps our participants hone in on their computer skills by navigating jobs online and creating necessary documents needed to gain employment.

other services offered:
  • Relapse prevention
  • ID & Social Security Card acquirement
  • Food stamp acquirement
  • Health insurance acquirement
  • Healing House and community meals
  • Recovery meetings
  • Outpatient therapy groups
  • Counseling and recovery coaching
  • Case management

For more information

Please call the RCC front desk at (816) 768 -8005

Hours

Monday – Friday: 7:30 am – 7 pm

Saturday: 9 am – 10 am & 6 pm – 7 pm

Sunday: CLOSED

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