• 2-Day Course: Ethical Considerations for Recovery Coaches

    Maintaining the sincerity, integrity, and professionalism of our Recovery Coaches is a key priority at DC Recovery Community Alliance (DC Recovery). We work hard to ensure that our content is up-to-date for our "Ethical Considerations for Recovery Coaches" course. This helps our existing Recovery Coaches and provide guidance to upcoming Recovery Coaches in maintaining professional...

  • CSOSA’s Resource Fair (March 13th)

      Department of Corrections' The READY Center is not just any community resource but it is "The Resources to Empower and Develop You" Center and the latest Resource Fair contributed to this illustrious reputation. In collaboration with CSOSA, The READY Center hosted a resource fair on March 13th, 2025 and asked it partners such as...

  • CCAR Recovery Coach Training

    Instructor Anna Mable-Jones, CCEP, RCP, CPRS , NCPRSS and DC Recovery Community Alliance hit it out of the ball park once again with the success of Wednesday, March 19th's CCAR Recovery Coach Training. With participation and expectations high for such an important session, students were not disappointed as they learned core recovery coaching principles to...

  • The Variety Show! March 29th, 2025. It’s RokBotm!

           Just another big deal! Yes! The March 29th Variety Show hosted by Tobal daGriot was another big deal! Raisin' da Bottom Productions' Variety Show held at DC Recovery is always an event to remember and one to remember to attend because of the powerful force of assembling. The partnership brings together local talent...

  • 4th Annual DC Engage Harm Reduction Conference: Dream, Engage, Transform

    DC Recovery actively seeks opportunities to learn from our community resource partners for providing wellness solutions to our D.C. residents. To adhere to this goal,  we attended the "4th Annual DC Engage Harm Reduction Conference: Dream, Engage, Transform" Conference on Monday, April 7th, 2025. A gift that surely will keep giving, the DC Health and...

  • DC Walk 4 Recovery – April 26, 2025

        The "DC Walk 4 Recovery" at the National Mall on April 26th successfully represented the mission: "to bring awareness, education, hope, and solutions to the challenges of co-occurring disorders—conditions where addiction and mental health issues exist together". Since 2018, the organizers, sponsors, participants, and sideline cheerleaders have all contributed to growing this powerful...

  • The Variety Show! April 26, 2025

      Community support + Talented performers = First Class! When the two factors of "community support" and "talented performers" are added together, we get "First Class!" and that's what the April 26th Variety Show hosted by Tobal daGriot was - "First Class!" Once again, Raisin' da Bottom Productions' Variety Show at DC Recovery's location demonstrated...

  • The Variety Show! Poet Rob Brown

      It happened again - another great evening featuring great local talent at the May 31st Variety Show hosted by Tobal daGriot. Once again, Raisin' da Bottom Productions' Variety Show at DC Recovery's location showcased and proved that the District is filled with talented poets, musicians, actors, music, and one such talent is Poet Rob...

  • Residential Substance Abuse Treatment Program (RSAT)

    Selected participants from the District of Columbia's Department of Corrections (D.C. DOC) Central Detention Facility (CDF) and the Correctional Treatment Facility (CTF) graduated from D.C. DOC's 120-day voluntary Residential Substance Abuse Treatment program (RSAT). The program offers substance use disorder treatment, referrals to health and mental health treatment, and linkages for community-based treatment, housing, employment...

  • Varick Memorial Church – “Healthy Nutritional Values – Food For Thought”

    The media focuses on the importance of making good nutritional choices when it comes to weight maintenance, but we cannot forget how important nutrition is to full-term recovery. Varick Memorial Church located at 255 Anacostia Avenue N.E.  got it right when they held their "Healthy Nutritional Values -Food For Thought" community conference on Friday, June...

  • National Call To Action & Hill Day

          DC Recovery joined Faces & Voices of Recovery at the Recovery Leadership Summit (RLS) for the "National Call to Action & Hill Day" on June 8-11,2025, the first day was very eventful. It started with a "Welcoming Networking Session" with food and beverages served in the upper level of the Crystal Gateway...

  • 2025 America Honors Recovery Gala Dinner!

      What a night! On June 10 2025, DC Recovery attended Faces & Voices of Recovery's Annual America Honors Recovery (AHR) Gala Dinner to support the acknowledgement of those warriors who put their pedals to the metals in the recovery advocacy movement. They are pioneers. They are innovators. They are champions. But most of all,...

  • Volunteers of America & Varick Memorial Church – Dual Diagnosis Awareness

    People with co-occurring disorders require tailored treatment support designed to face the unique challenges from having both mental disorders and substance use disorders. Raising the awareness is a crucial part of providing the needed support and partners such as Volunteers of America (VOA) and Varick Memorial AME Zion Church (VMC) answered the call on June...

  • It’s Comedy Night at The Variety Show!

    D.C.! Are you ready? Grab your funny bone because Raisin' da Bottom Productions presents Comedy Night at The Variety Show and we are proud to bring you one of our own home-grown comedians. You saw him hailing from D.C.'s electrifying streets. You saw him on DEF Comedy Jam. He is national, international, and just a...

  • The Variety Show! It’s Ol Head Kennyman!

      Fun! Fun! Fun! That is the best way to describe Raisin' da Bottom Productions' July 26th Variety Show at DC Recovery Community Alliance. Showcasing DC's talents and freestyle artist, Ol Head Kennyman proved to be a success. Take a look at the pictures from the event and plan to join us for upcoming Variety...

  • Int’l Overdose Awareness Observance Day – Ward 6

    This is an important day! The International observance of Overdose Awareness Day on August 31st. But this annual observance is so important that Wards 5 & 6 DC Prevention Center also recognized the importance of honoring our residential heroes with a networking event that took place on Tuesday, August 26, 2025, from 11:00 AM –...

  • The Variety Show – It’s Dr. Rebecca Dupas!

        What an uplifting way to end the summer at Raisin' da Bottom's Variety Show held at DC Recovery Community Alliance on Saturday, August 30th. The event featured Dr. Rebecca Dupas, the Author, the Poet, and the Motivator and on Saturday, she lived up to those glorious titles. And, what a creative and original...

  • Recovery Month 2025 Kickoff Luncheon!

    SAMHSA and it's national and local partners such as Faces & Voices of Recovery and DC Recovery Community Alliance are once again relentless with their objective to stamp out substance use disorders and they have proven that acknowledgement and recognition are key to this major effort. That is why on Thursday, September 4, 2025 at...

  • Mobilize Recovery – Women’s Empowerment 2025

    DC Recovery Peer Operated Center 5656-A 3rd Street, N.E., Washington, DC, United States

    Join DC Recovery Community Alliance and their faithful community partners at the 2nd Annual Women's Empowerment Summit on September 18, 2025 from 11:00 am - 3:00 pm. The event will be held at DC Recovery's Peer Operated Center located at 5656-A 3rd Street, N.E. Washington, D.C. 20011. The Speakers and Community Partners' mission is to...

  • Recovery Forum: Avenues To Recovery

    Miracle Theatre 538 8th Street, S.E., Washington, DC, United States

      On September 23rd from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm, The Opioid Response  Network (ORN) in partnership with The Recovery Advocacy Project and Mobilize Recovery hosted a regional summit at the historical Miracle Theatre located at 538 8th Street, S.E. Washington D.C. 20003. 8:30am - Check In 9:00am - 9:30am Dr. Barbara Bazron, Director, DC...

  • The Variety Show – Nella B. and The Noise

    DC Recovery Peer Operated Center 5656-A 3rd Street, N.E., Washington, DC, United States

      They performed!!! The great blues band Nella B. and The Noise tore the roof off at Raisin' da Bottom's Variety Show at DC Recovery Community Alliance. If you missed it...you missed it Saturday, September 27th. Their blues vocals, the guitar-playing, the keyboarding, the drumming, and the bass playing were all exceptional! Just check out...

  • Mobilize Recovery – Pathways To Recovery

    DC Recovery Peer Operated Center 5656-A 3rd Street, N.E., Washington, DC, United States

    Join DC Recovery at their Peer Operated Center for "Pathways To Recovery", a Mobilize Recovery Day of Service event. This event is in honor of National Recovery Month and spotlights those who are empowered to promote change and advancement for the community through their expertise on substance use disorders and full-term recovery. DC Recovery Community...

  • Mobilize Recovery! Campus Surge 2025 and AGG

    Oftentimes folks do not include the college community when thinking about substance abuse amongst children and young adults. But, recent surveys show that college students are not only one of the largest groups of substance abusers in the United States, but the numbers are increasing. What a blessing it is for community organizations such as...

  • Bridging Resources In Communities (BRIC) – Walk 2025 (20th Anniversary!)

    On Saturday, October 25th, 2025, members from DC Recovery's outreach team participated in yet another event that increased mental health and substance use disorder (SUD) prevention and wellness, and fund-raised for the cause: The Prevention & Wellness 2025 Walk hosted by the Bridging Resources In Communities (BRIC) team.  BRIC, led by President & CEO, Rosalind...

  • RSAT Program (October 27, 2025)

    The District of Columbia Department of Corrections (DC DOC) RSAT Program serves both men and women in two gender-specific, designated units within the correctional treatment facility (CTF). RSAT participants and mentors are the only residents of these units. The program provides evidence-based care to individuals experiencing substance use disorders and co-occurring disorders. An important reason...

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