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SUMMARY:Mobilize Recovery - Pathways To Recovery
DESCRIPTION: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. \nDC Recovery Community Alliance\nThe Peer Operated Center Hall\n5656-A 3rd Street\, N.E.\nWashington\, DC 20011\n(202) 916-5592\nwww.dcrecovery.org
URL:https://dcrecovery.org/event/20784/
LOCATION:DC Recovery Peer Operated Center\, 5656-A 3rd Street\, N.E.\, Washington\, DC\, 20011\, United States
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SUMMARY:Mobilize Recovery! Campus Surge 2025 and AGG
DESCRIPTION: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 Mobilize Recovery and partners such as Arnall Golden Gregory (AGG)\, DC Recovery\, and local universities to keep all on their radar. They ensure that no group is left out when it comes to leading a healthy and productive life with full-term recovery.  This is why initiatives like Mobilize Recovery’s Campus Surge are so successful because they recognize that substance disorders reside within all walks of life\, within all groups. \nOn October 7\, 2025 from 11:00 am to 2:00 pm\, Mobilize Recovery brought their Campus Surge initiative to DC’s Georgetown University to continue their focus of raising awareness and providing resources to the courageous youth who are beginning their recovery journey and to those who want to further that journey within their communities. The power of personal testimonies and presenting recovery research coupled with the entertainment of American Idol Winner\, Noah Thompson\, were just a few highlights of the day’s event. DC Recovery captured some of the day’s events with the following pictures… \n    \nNot only did DC Recovery’s Outreach Team attend the Campus Surge event on October 7th\, but they also participated in the evening event on the same day from 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm hosted by Mobile Recovery and AGG . The event was held at AGG’s location\, 2100 Pennsylvania Avenue NW\, Suite 350S\, Washington DC. 20037. Here are pictures that exemplify the teamed efforts of the community partners… \n  \n  \nWell done Mobilize Recovery\, Arnall Golden Gregory\, DC Recovery\, and Georgetown University! \n  \nDC Recovery Community Alliance\nThe Peer Operated Center Hall\n5656-A 3rd Street\, N.E.\nWashington\, DC 20011\n(202) 916-5592\nwww.dcrecovery.org
URL:https://dcrecovery.org/event/mobilize-recovery-campus-surge-2025-and-agg/
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SUMMARY:Bridging Resources In Communities (BRIC) - Walk 2025 (20th Anniversary!)
DESCRIPTION: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 Parker\, serves Ward 5 with their Drug-Free Coalition and Wards 7 & 8 with their D.C. Prevention Center. The team brought together the D.C. community at the Washington Nationals Youth Baseball Academy in Washington\, D.C..  Also educating the community at Walk 2025 was DC Recovery’s Certified Peer Recovery Specialist\, Demetrius Jones\, who partnered with BRIC’s team to demonstrate how to timely use life-saving medications in the event of an overdose. Way to go Demetrius! \nWell Done BRIC and the Baseball Academy for your partnership\, Brian Person (DC Recovery’s Community Outreach Coordinator) for your outreach efforts\, and Anna Jones (Community Bridges’ DC Community Liaison) for your continued support! It goes to show that…partnership pays off. \nDC Recovery Community Alliance\nPeer Operated Center\n5656A 3rd Street\, NE\nWashington\, DC 20011\n(202) 916-5592
URL:https://dcrecovery.org/event/bridging-resources-in-communities-bric-walk-2025/
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SUMMARY:RSAT Program (October 27\, 2025)
DESCRIPTION: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 why the RSAT program is invaluable is because program leadership adopted the peer support model to train RSAT mentors on becoming peer specialist. \nIn comes Mozell Brown\, DC Recovery’s Certified Recovery Coach and Specialist\, who provided the information needed for the RSAT participants to successfully become peer specialist. Now they are empowered with the knowledge and encouragement to help build the D.C. community as peer specialists. What a double blessing to the RSAT participants for graduating the program on October 29th and for their goal of becoming peer specialists. \nSpecial thanks to Cathy Voss\, RSAT’s Supervisory Correctional Treatment Specialist\, for inviting DC Recovery to participate and thank you DC Recovery’s Outreach Team for your continued efforts in supporting the courageous folks on the path to full recovery. \nDC Recovery Community Alliance\nThe Peer Operated Center Hall\n5656-A 3rd Street\, N.E.\nWashington\, DC 20011\n(202) 916-5592\nwww.dcrecovery.org
URL:https://dcrecovery.org/event/rsat-program-october-27-2025/
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