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Our community offers many resources to support individuals in recovery and their loved ones, providing access to services, guidance, and community assistance to help navigate the recovery journey.
Our community offers many resources to support individuals in recovery and their loved ones, providing access to services, guidance, and community assistance to help navigate the recovery journey.
Recovery Community Organizations
Recovery Community Organizations
Recovery Community Organizations (RCOs) are independent, non-profit organizations led by local recovery allies. Allies may be people in long-term recovery, their families and friends, recovery-focused professionals or simply concerned citizens with an interest in providing support.
Recovery Community Organizations (RCOs) are independent, non-profit organizations led by local recovery allies. Allies may be people in long-term recovery, their families and friends, recovery-focused professionals or simply concerned citizens with an interest in providing support.
Friends of Recovery NY (FOR-NY) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting individuals and families in New York State affected by addiction. They’re a trusted resource for finding recovery support, services, and community connections across NYS.
(518) 487-4395 info@for-ny.org
Mutual Support Groups
Mutual Support Groups
Mutual Support Groups are community-based, peer-led gatherings that provide support for people working toward recovery. Members are often individuals with lived experience of addiction who come together to share their stories, offer encouragement, and help each other maintain sobriety. These groups are free, welcoming, and rely on mutual support to foster healing and long-term recovery.
Mutual Support Groups are community-based, peer-led gatherings that provide support for people working toward recovery. Members are often individuals with lived experience of addiction who come together to share their stories, offer encouragement, and help each other maintain sobriety. These groups are free, welcoming, and rely on mutual support to foster healing and long-term recovery.
The app helps people find A.A. meetings and resources near them. A.A. service entities provide the meeting data for the app. Meeting Guide is available for iOS and Android smartphones.
GHPC_Resource_Guide_Mutual_Support_Meeting_9.09.22_es__FINAL (2).pdfGHPC_eResource_Guide_Recovery_revised_Feb_2023.pdfPage updated
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