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What is the RECOVER Project?
MISSION
The RECOVER Project is a welcoming community that supports substance use recovery by sharing the wisdom of our lived experience.
We strive to create conditions for a safe environment.
We seek to strengthen our community by encouraging full participation.
Through advocacy and connection, we overcome barriers and promote the reality that recovery is possible for all.
Participate, Grow, RECOVER
Vision
The peer recovery movement is exploding across this country and throughout the world. The fact that peer recovery has been happening in Greenfield since 2003 is a big story.
Our vision is to create a net of recovery-informed organizations and individuals throughout Greenfield. This net will be ever widening, ever deepening, to allow for sustained recovery by removing barriers that exist via stigma, outdated social policies, antiquated healthcare practices, and commonplace ignorance.
We carry hope, opportunity, and experience to anyone seeking help with our mantra: participate, grow, RECOVER!
Upcoming Events
Check out our upcoming events and daily programming that happens at The RECOVER Project and out in our community. We’d love to see you sometime!
Help Us Support Others
The RECOVER Project is a non-profit organization that runs on donations from people like you. If you can help support our mission, click the button below, and mark “The RECOVER Project” as the “Designation”. Thank you!
Weekly Groups at a Glance
All Recovery Meetings
Monday – Saturday 10-11am | 5pm Fridays | Saturdays Zoom only
Art Guild
Mondays 11:15am
Women’s Circle
Mondays 4-6pm
Peer-Led & Grief Loss Circle
Tuesdays 6-7:30pm
Move that Body
Wednesdays 11:30am-12:30pm in the RPX
Social Committee
Wednesdays 1:30-3pm
Yoga
Wednesdays 3pm in the RPX
Men’s Group
Wednesdays 3-4pm in the RPX
Dungeons & Dragons
5-8pm Every Other Thursday
The Garden Path
Fridays 3pm
Friday Night Activity
See calendar for details
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