MISSION
HRC is a community-based organization that provides recovery resources and support to individuals and families impacted by substance use, including those experiencing co-occurring mental health challenges. Through advocacy, community education, and peer support services, HRC works to strengthen recovery, expand access to support, and open the door of
recovery for all.
VISION
HRC envisions a day in which all individuals and
families affected by substance use and co-occurring disorders find recovery, are embraced, and
connected in communities that are free from
stigma and discrimination.
VALUES
HRC supports all individuals, including those
from marginalized and underserved communities,
who are impacted by substance use and
mental health challenges.
Collaborating and building partnerships with community organizations, faith-based groups, treatment and healthcare providers, and government agencies that share our values.
Developing and using peers (persons with lived experience) at all levels of our organization;
Supporting multiple pathways of recovery, including harm reduction, medication management, self-management, 12-step approaches, and others.
Reducing barriers caused by stigma and discrimination that limit access to recovery education, resources, and support.
Integrating and embodying trauma-informed principles throughout our work.
Connecting individuals and families with resources that support whole-person health and recovery.
MISSION
HRC is a community-based organization that provides recovery resources and support to individuals and families impacted by substance use, including those experiencing co-occurring mental health challenges. Through advocacy, community education, and peer support services, HRC works to strengthen recovery, expand access to support, and open the door of
recovery for all.
VISION
HRC envisions a day in which all individuals and families affected by substance use and co-occurring disorders find recovery, are embraced, and connected in communities that are free from stigma and discrimination.
VALUES
HRC supports all individuals, including those from marginalized and underserved communities, who are impacted by substance use and mental health challenges.
Collaborating and building partnerships with community organizations, faith-based groups, treatment and healthcare providers, and government agencies that share our values.
Developing and using peers (persons with lived experience) at all levels of our organization;
Supporting multiple pathways of recovery, including harm reduction, medication management, self-management, 12-step approaches, and others.
Reducing barriers caused by stigma and discrimination that limit access to recovery education, resources, and support.
Integrating and embodying trauma-informed principles throughout our work.
Connecting individuals and families with resources that support whole-person health and recovery.
MISSION
HRC is a community-based organization that provides recovery resources and support to individuals and families impacted by substance use, including those experiencing co-occurring mental health challenges. Through advocacy, community education, and peer support services, HRC works to strengthen recovery, expand access to support, and open the door of recovery for all.
VISION
HRC envisions a day in which all individuals and
families affected by substance use and co-occurring disorders find recovery, are embraced, and connected in communities that are free from
stigma and discrimination.
VALUES
HRC supports all individuals, including those
from marginalized and underserved communities, who are impacted by substance use and mental health challenges.
Collaborating and building partnerships with community organizations, faith-based groups, treatment and healthcare providers, and government agencies that share our values.
Developing and using peers (persons with lived experience) at all levels of our organization;
Supporting multiple pathways of recovery, including harm reduction, medication management, self-management, 12-step approaches, and others.
Reducing barriers caused by stigma and discrimination that limit access to recovery education, resources, and support.
Integrating and embodying trauma-informed principles throughout our work.
Connecting individuals and families with resources that support whole-person health and recovery.
