This webinar will teach participants to develop a definition of recovery, recognize the differences between clinical, non-clinical and self-management pathways, and understand the various ways that individuals can get into and maintain recovery. Funding for this initiative was made possible (in part) by grant no. 1H79TI088037 from SAMHSA. The views expressed in written conference materials...

This webinar will explore definitions of recovery and the 10 guiding principles, drawing on research, practice, and personal experience of recovering individuals. Participants will advance their understanding of the four major dimensions that support a life in recovery: home, health, purpose, and community. Understanding the guiding principles will help advance recovery opportunities and apply these...

This webinar will teach participants the importance of people with lived experience in a Recovery Oriented System of Care. They will learn how to implement the use of peers in recruitment and leadership opportunities, recognize the need for community involvement for ROSC sustainability, and understand what a recovery-ready ecosystem model looks like. Funding for this...

This two-day training is designed for leaders and emerging leaders of Recovery Community Organizations (RCOs) who are ready to deepen their operational strategy and long-term sustainability. Building on foundational concepts, the Advanced RCO Bootcamp provides 12 hours of instructional content across governance, fiscal strategy, evaluation and data use, performance measurement, logic models, strategic planning tools,...

This training highlights the role of community-based organizations (CBOs) in supporting the four major dimensions of recovery and wellness through strategic partnerships, services, resources, and support. Participants will explore how partnerships with CBOs can strengthen local engagement, combat stigma, and drive community ownership to foster sustainable recovery ecosystems and reduce overdose risk. Funding for this...

This session examines the defining characteristics of a recovery-centered organization, emphasizing a recovery-focused mission, authenticity of voice, and accountability to the recovery community through organizations’ mission, services, and commitment to recovery. Participants will learn how recovery-centered organizations differ from recovery community organizations and other community-based organizations while working to support recovery eco-systems that sustain recovery...

This session explores the defining characteristics of a Recovery Community Organization (RCO), highlighting its recovery-focused mission, peer leadership, and accountability to the recovery community when addressing opioid, stimulant, and alcohol use disorders. Participants will learn what distinguishes RCOs from other recovery-centered and community-based organizations and how they strengthen recovery ecosystems to reduce overdose risk and...

This webinar provides a comprehensive introduction to the National Standards for Recovery Community Organizations (RCOs), highlighting their purpose, structure, and intended impact in addressing opioid, stimulant, and alcohol use disorders. Participants will learn how the standards guide RCOs in upholding their mission and values while delivering high-quality, effective community-based services. The session will explore how...

This session outlines the stages of development for nonprofits, from early formation to sustainability. Participants will explore characteristics across the lifecycle of the organization, learn how to assess their organization’s current stage, and identify next steps for growth and capacity building. Funding for this initiative was made possible (in part) by grant no. 1H79TI088037 from...