RECOVERY
Treatment is a very important step to make a behavior change. After treatment is over, many people will need help to keep making healthy choices. Recovery services give this ongoing support to people as they transition into daily life, after treatment. Recovery services can help people to:
- Maintain recovery from substance use
- Find ways to prevent relapse
- Reach a life with rewarding relationships and sense of purpose
Activities
- Opening of new affordable recovery housing
- Vocational training
- Awarding scholarships to support employment opportunities for individuals in recovery
- Training companies to create recovery friendly workplace
- Transportation to support recovery goals and non-clinical needs to facilitate community participation and independent living
- Promotion of substance-free activities to reinforce integration into community life
Vocational Training
Recovery services give ongoing support to people as they transition back into community life, after treatment. Programs providing vocational services and job placement help to provide needed tools to individuals to gain meaningful employment. This is a known protective factor to recovery maintenance.
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People Participating in Vocational Services
People Provided Housing Support
371
Housing Support
Safe, consistent, and affordable housing is important for people in substance use recovery. Access to this environment allows people to focus on other parts of recovery, like employment, and improving relationships with friends and family. Agencies have expanded their sober living facilities to increase access to housing for people in recovery. They have also provided scholarships to help people access safe and supportive housing.
Supportive Community Transportation
Part of recovering from substance use involves moving back into independent living and participation in community life. Having access to transportation can help people out of isolation, and support this transition. Agencies are providing transportation for people in recovery to support their recovery goals. This includes transportation to job interviews, recovery events, Social Services appointments, court or legal requirements, and self-help meetings, and other needed community resources.
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Trips to Support Community Participation & Independent Living
28
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125
2024
106
2025
259
People Participating in Educational Services
Education
Education can be an essential pathway for people in recovery from substance use to move forward and positively change their future. Programs focused on education include those aiding formally incarcerated people in navigating affordable paths to college, vocational training, or apprenticeships. Other programs support high school students who are in recovery graduate and pursue their future goals.
Program data is submitted to the Division by contracted agencies. The data displayed will be updated each month to reflect what has been submitted. Please see the “last updated” date at the top of the page.