SPRINGS RECOVERY CONNECTION
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Mission Statement
Serenity Recovery Connection, formerly Springs Recovery Connection, is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit recovery community organization. We are community based citizens, in long term recovery, who want to educate, mentor, and advocate for recovery and long term recovery solutions. We support all roads to recovery.
About This Cause
Serenity Recovery Connection are members of the Association of Recovery Community Organizations (ARCO) out of D.C. We are one of over 150 such recovery centers in the nation and the first in Colorado Springs. SRC’s mission is to strengthen the recovery community through peer-to-peer and family support, public education and advocacy. Demystifying addiction to alcohol and other drugs through public awareness and educate the community about the disease of addiction and the reality of long-term recovery. Provide recovery support services for the community through mentoring, workshops, community awareness activities and resources. As a Recovery Community Organization (RCO), we are the heart and soul of the recovery movement. In the last ten years, RCOs have proliferated throughout the US. They are demonstrating leadership in their towns, cities and states as well as on the national landscape. They have become major hubs for recovery-focused policy advocacy activities, carrying out recovery-focused community education and outreach programs, and becoming players in systems change initiatives. Many are also providing peer-based recovery support services. RCOs share a recovery vision, authenticity of voice and are independent, serving as a bridge between diverse communities of recovery, the addiction treatment community, governmental agencies, the criminal justice system, the larger network of health and human services providers and systems and the broader recovery support resources of the extended community. www.facesandvoicesofrecovery.org