Vermont Recovery Center Network
Service Plan
Recovery Centers have been established for the provision of recovery support services in communities around Vermont. A recovery center is a local, consumer driven, non residential facility providing peer supports, sober recreation activities, volunteer opportunities, community education and/or recovery support services. Recovery support services assist people in maintaining alcohol and drug free lifestyles with opportunities to improve their qualities of life through age, gender, and culturally appropriate supports. Recovery centers are places where all Vermonters can find a sympathetic ear, information about recovery, and information about substance abuse services in a safe drug and alcohol free environment. Recovery centers provide non clinical services which assist with establishing community connections that lead to employment, housing and other social supports. Recovery centers are committed to supporting a person’s efforts in preventing relapse and should relapse occur, in quickly returning to recovery. Recovery centers are committed to providing welcoming environments which include people of all races, spiritual approaches, sexual orientations, disabilities, and people whose recovery includes the use of medication. Recovery centers are committed to including people who are involved in all recovery approaches found across Vermont. Each recovery center agrees to:
Quarterly Data Reports include: copies of the three monthly data reports which summarize the data agreed on by the Executive Council of the Vermont Recovery Center Network, Board of Directors Membership lists, which include contact information [unnecessary if there weren't any changes], media reports from newspapers about events sponsored by the centers, and a budget report that at a minimum reflects the center's quarterly expenditures of state funds. |