Our services

The Four-Phase Success Pathway

From crisis to contribution.

Every participant moves through four phases at their own pace, with a case manager and recovery mentor alongside them. Each phase builds on the one before it, from meeting basic needs to leading in the community.

Request servicesSupport the pathway

1Phase 1 of 4

Welcome & Stabilization

Goal: Provide immediate support, build trust, and stabilize the participant’s basic needs.

Outcome

Participants begin feeling safe, supported, and connected to the resources needed to move forward.

What’s included

  • Intake and assessment
  • Individual Success Plan
  • Recovery Mentor assignment
  • Transportation planning
  • Recovery support referrals
  • Housing resource referrals
  • Food and clothing resources
  • Identification documents
  • Community resource navigation
2Phase 2 of 4

Recovery & Accountability

Goal: Help participants establish a healthy lifestyle built on recovery, responsibility, and consistency.

Outcome

Participants demonstrate stability, responsibility, and commitment to personal growth.

What’s included

  • Recovery mentoring
  • Accountability meetings
  • Goal reviews
  • Recovery planning
  • Healthy routine development
  • Relapse prevention support
  • Court or probation compliance support (when applicable)
  • Positive support network development
3Phase 3 of 4

Growth & Independence

Goal: Prepare participants for long-term success by building practical life skills and increasing self-sufficiency.

Outcome

Participants gain the confidence, skills, and resources necessary to live independently and maintain stability.

What’s included

  • Workforce readiness
  • Resume development
  • Interview preparation
  • Financial literacy
  • Budgeting
  • Communication skills
  • Time management
  • Family support
  • Community resource coordination
4Phase 4 of 4

Independence, Employment & Community Leadership

Goal: Support participants as they achieve long-term independence and become positive contributors to their families and the community.

Outcome

Participants become productive, self-sufficient members of the community who are encouraged to inspire, mentor, and support others on their recovery journey.

What’s included

  • Employment retention support
  • Career advancement planning
  • Educational opportunities
  • Leadership development
  • Volunteer opportunities
  • Peer support opportunities
  • Community engagement
  • Alumni support
  • Ongoing recovery planning

After graduation

Participants who complete the pathway are invited to stay involved with RCRRS and help the next person coming through the door.

Alumni NetworkVolunteer ServiceCommunity OutreachPublic SpeakingEvent SupportRecovery Mentor training (after meeting organizational qualifications and completing required training)Board committee service, when appropriate

Recovery is not simply about overcoming addiction or completing a program. It is about restoring hope, rebuilding lives, strengthening families, and creating opportunities for individuals to become productive, respected, and engaged members of their community.

Our philosophy

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Probation officers, treatment providers, families, and individuals can all request services. We’ll reach out within two business days.

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