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Building Communities of Recovery: How Community-Based Partnerships and Recovery Support Organizations Make Recovery Work

Recovery Month Webcast: September 4, 2012

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Describes how communities are organizing and networking to provide recovery support to people dealing with mental and substance use disorders, and highlights efforts to change the culture of communities to accept and embrace people in recovery.

Pub id: SMA12-4678DVD
Publication Date: 9/2012
Popularity: 546
Format: Webcast
Audience: Community Coalitions, People with Mental Health Problems as Audience, Non-Profits & Faith-Based Organizations, Professional Care Providers, People with Alcohol Use or Abuse Problems as Audience, People with Substance Use or Abuse Problems as Audience, Family & Advocates
Population Group: People with Alcohol Use or Abuse Problems as Population Group, People with Substance Use or Abuse Problems as Population Group, People with Mental Health Problems as Population Group

Tags: Recovery Month Recovery Support Prejudice & Discrimination Education Employment Services Recovery Housing Services Treatment

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09/06/2012 5:05 PM

A professional from a Non-Profit/Community Based Organization/Coalition said:

Would like to use this to encourage our outreach at church to look at substance abuse and mental problems differently, to reach out in time of need to empower the individual to rise to his/her highest level of function through empowerment, so the person facing these types of challenges in life can regain or learn self respect and dignity.

09/10/2012 8:55 PM

A professional from a Non-Profit/Community Based Organization/Coalition said:

I will be graduating with my Masters degree in Criminal Justice and there are no free programs to help assist those that are being released from Jail/prison can you help so that I can be of service to some of them. I am willing to volunteer until I cna get a job. I see that your prints have helped me with my class projects