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We are working to eliminate barriers to recovery for every American, every family and to help today’s children and future generations, who often are the biggest winners in the process of recovery.
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Read our Faces & Voices of Recovery staff bios and become familiar with our team.
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Our work would not be possible without the collaborative efforts of our partners and allies.
National Advisory Council
Composed of activists, musicians, actors, artists, comedians and other public figures who are dedicated to being Ambassadors of Faces & Voices of Recovery’s mission.
Annual Reports
We are pleased to share Faces & Voices of Recovery’s Annual Reports with you.
Careers
Check to see if there is something you may be interested in applying for.
Justice, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (J-DEI)
Please join us, or simply tell us what you think. We will listen and use your feedback to advance the recovery movement for all.
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Policy & Advocacy Initiatives
By expanding access to community-based support services, harm reduction practices, and evidence-informed treatment, we can help people stay safer.
Public Policy Updates
We’re committed to paving the way for equitable recovery opportunities by advocating for policies and resources that support those affected by addiction.
Our Stories Have Power
Recovery is everywhere, and it is imperative that we speak out about the power of recovery. Share your story to bring us closer to a society where recovery is acknowledged, supported, and celebrated.
Take Action
Your voice matters; learn more about various ways to engage, contribute, and raise your voice in support of recovery from addiction.
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Get into the action. Access a calendar full of in-person and virtual events aimed at moving recovery support services and organizations forward through advocacy, education, and action.
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Learn what’s happening at the forefront of substance use and recovery initiatives and hear about research from leading voices in your recovery community and around the world.
Membership
Just as different paths lead us to recovery, different paths lead us to Faces & Voices of Recovery membership. Choose one that suits you and add your voice to the recovery movement.
Support our Efforts
Help us promote the reality of recovery. Your generous gift will help make long-term recovery accessible to everyone and sustain our ongoing recovery initiatives.
Recovery Groups
People seeking or in long-term recovery, along with their families and loved ones, have a growing number of mutual aid groups to choose to participate in.
Media
Podcast
Our Recovery Stories Have Power podcast features interviews with people doing amazing work in the field of recovery.
Photo
Photo galleries feature images from events that Faces & Voices hosts and participates in, around the country.
Video
Inspiring footage from our events, a new documentary series and more.
Recovery Resource Library
Explore our vast resource library includes position papers and reports, toolkits, free webinars, infographics, and much more.
Programs
Training & Education
National Recovery Institute (NRI)
Peer-run training and technical assistance focused on increasing knowledge, capacity, and accountability of recovery support providers.
Data
Recovery Data Platform (RDP)
Cloud-based software solution providing tools and assessments needed to implement effective, data-driven peer recovery support programs.
Community
Alliance for Recovery Centered Organizations (ARCO)
Uniting and supporting a network of local, regional, and statewide recovery centered organizations through shared knowledge, resources, and networking.
Accreditation
Council on Accreditation of Peer Recovery Support Services (CAPRSS)
The only accrediting body in the US specifically for Recovery Community Organizations (RCOs) and programs offering Peer Recovery Support Services.
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Menu
About
Our History
We are working to eliminate barriers to recovery for every American, every family and to help today’s children and future generations, who often are the biggest winners in the process of recovery.
Our Staff
Read our Faces & Voices of Recovery staff bios and become familiar with our team.
Board of Directors
Read about our Board Members and how they help our organization.
Our Funders
View our current and former funders, corporate members, and event sponsors.
Our Partners
Our work would not be possible without the collaborative efforts of our partners and allies.
National Advisory Council
Composed of activists, musicians, actors, artists, comedians and other public figures who are dedicated to being Ambassadors of Faces & Voices of Recovery’s mission.
Annual Reports
We are pleased to share Faces & Voices of Recovery’s Annual Reports with you.
Careers
Check to see if there is something you may be interested in applying for.
Justice, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (J-DEI)
Please join us, or simply tell us what you think. We will listen and use your feedback to advance the recovery movement for all.
Advocate
Policy & Advocacy Initiatives
By expanding access to community-based support services, harm reduction practices, and evidence-informed treatment, we can help people stay safer.
Public Policy Updates
We’re committed to paving the way for equitable recovery opportunities by advocating for policies and resources that support those affected by addiction.
Our Stories Have Power
Recovery is everywhere, and it is imperative that we speak out about the power of recovery. Share your story to bring us closer to a society where recovery is acknowledged, supported, and celebrated.
Take Action
Your voice matters; learn more about various ways to engage, contribute, and raise your voice in support of recovery from addiction.
Engage
Events
Get into the action. Access a calendar full of in-person and virtual events aimed at moving recovery support services and organizations forward through advocacy, education, and action.
News
Learn what’s happening at the forefront of substance use and recovery initiatives and hear about research from leading voices in your recovery community and around the world.
Membership
Just as different paths lead us to recovery, different paths lead us to Faces & Voices of Recovery membership. Choose one that suits you and add your voice to the recovery movement.
Support our Efforts
Help us promote the reality of recovery. Your generous gift will help make long-term recovery accessible to everyone and sustain our ongoing recovery initiatives.
Recovery Groups
People seeking or in long-term recovery, along with their families and loved ones, have a growing number of mutual aid groups to choose to participate in.
Media
Podcast
Our Recovery Stories Have Power podcast features interviews with people doing amazing work in the field of recovery.
Photo
Photo galleries feature images from events that Faces & Voices hosts and participates in, around the country.
Video
Inspiring footage from our events, a new documentary series and more.
Recovery Resource Library
Explore our vast resource library includes position papers and reports, toolkits, free webinars, infographics, and much more.
Programs
Training & Education
National Recovery Institute (NRI)
Peer-run training and technical assistance focused on increasing knowledge, capacity, and accountability of recovery support providers.
Data
Recovery Data Platform (RDP)
Cloud-based software solution providing tools and assessments needed to implement effective, data-driven peer recovery support programs.
Community
Alliance for Recovery Centered Organizations (ARCO)
Uniting and supporting a network of local, regional, and statewide recovery centered organizations through shared knowledge, resources, and networking.
Accreditation
Council on Accreditation of Peer Recovery Support Services (CAPRSS)
The only accrediting body in the US specifically for Recovery Community Organizations (RCOs) and programs offering Peer Recovery Support Services.
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About
Our History
Our Staff
Board of Directors
Our Funders
Our Partners
National Advisory Council
Annual Reports
Careers
Justice, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (J-DEI)
Advocate
Policy & Advocacy Initiatives
Public Policy Updates
Take Action
Engage
Events
News
Membership
Support our Efforts
Recovery Groups
Media
Podcast
Photo
Video
Recovery Resource Library
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NRI
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RDP
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ARCO – Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
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Recovery Vision
Recovery vision is defined in this context as a recovery community organization, its leaders, and members having a singular goal: enhancing the quantity and quality of support available to people seeking and experiencing long-term recovery from addiction. The focus is on the “solution” that involves mobilizing individual and community resources to promote recovery, while embracing all pathways to recovery.
Please select from the following to identify your organizations stage of readiness as it relates to recovery vision:
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This is a philosophy our organization adheres to and has implemented.
This is a philosophy our organization agrees with, but we have not implemented in our operations.
This is a new concept for our organization.
At least 50% of our organization’s board members are individuals in recovery from substance use disorders.
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The majority of our staff or members are individuals in recovery from substance use disorders.
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Accountability to the recovery community
We actively engage in a participatory process (we engage participants and stakeholders in decisions and feedback regarding programs and activities).
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We have processes in place to assess the needs of the community and the gaps our organization will fill.
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We provide a way for people to give back to their communities through volunteer and paid service to others seeking recovery
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We work with allied organizations by offering recovery support services, advocating on common public policy agendas, and/or broadening public understanding of the reality of recovery.
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We promote all pathways of recovery.
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Our organization is engaged in the following:
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Recovery support services- Peer Recovery Coaching
Recovery support services- Operate a Recovery Community Center
Recovery support services- Host meetings and encourage multiple pathways to recovery.
Recovery support services- Provide training, education and support for those with Substance Use Disorders.
Please use the space below to highlight any activities from the list above.
Mentorship Goals
A mentor may provide technical assistance in the following areas. Please indicate where you feel your organization would benefit most from a mentoring relationship.
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