Events

Drop in anytime for Holiday Coloring Sheets & Snowflake Making! We’ll be blasting holiday jams and creating all day — come relax, get festive, and make something fun. All supplies provided — just bring your creativity. For more info or to RSVP:📧 jsheldon@preventionlinks.org

RSVP Only. Location at local coffee shop TBD. This informal gathering is an opportunity to discuss whatever you need support with right now, whether you're in recovery or supporting someone on their journey. Come, share your thoughts, connect with others, and feel heard in a non-judgmental environment. Grab a coffee, relax, and be part of... Read more »

Join us for a powerful, judgment-free group where we focus on releasing what holds  us back and embracing what lifts us up. Through reflection, journaling, and real conversations, we’ll explore how letting go and practicing gratitude can help us grow stronger in recovery, find peace in the present, and open the door to new possibilities.

Narcotics Anonymous (NA) is a 12-step fellowship designed to help people become and stay abstinent from drugs. "We are not interested in what or how much you used or who your connections were, what you have done in the past, how much or how little you have, but only in what you want to do... Read more »

These sessions will now take place fully online until further notice. Thank you for your flexibility! *Open to non-binary people How to Join a Zoom Meeting Learn more about Narcotics Anonymous

Peer Support Works meetings offer a nonjudgmental space for people exploring safer ways to reduce substance-related harm. Rooted in compassion and evidence-based practices, these gatherings welcome all pathways of change. Come as you are—support, education, and connection are here. Zoom Meeting -  Meeting ID: 83109858232

Join us virtually every Tuesday for Safety Use Works.    

Join us in our welcoming space as we focus on reducing risks, offering practical tips and non-judgmental support from people who truly understand your journey. Offering new insight and information around safe use supplies. Zoom ID: 831 0985 8232

An alternative to 12-step meetings, “All Recovery” meetings welcome all who struggle with addiction, are affected by addiction, or support the recovery lifestyle. We support all pathways to recovery, meaning that all addictions are welcome. All recovery is a safe space for people to feel safe and supported during all stages of recovery.

Recovery Dharma offers an approach to recovery based on Buddhist principles. RD believes that: Buddhist teachings offer a powerful approach to healing from addiction & living a life of true freedom; that recovery means empowerment, and supporting each other as partners walking the path together; and that recovery is rooted in finding your own inner... Read more »

Join us for a cozy Christmas Eve Brunch featuring light fare, baked goods, and holiday movies. Enjoy a chill, welcoming vibe as we gather for a half-day celebration from 10 AM – 1 PM. For more info or to RSVP:📧 jsheldon@preventionlinks.org

Learn more about Recovery Dharma These sessions will now take place fully online until further notice. Thank you for your flexibility! Zoom: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/84085659628  

This meeting is based off of watching a 5-15 minute video on YouTube from thought provoking, inspiration and educational channels. After watching the video, we then go around to discuss the meeting discussing what each person got out of the video.

SMART stands for Self-Management and Recovery Training. Smart Recovery offers a non-spiritual solution for addiction, and is a popular alternative, or supplement, to the more spiritually focused 12-steps programs. SMART can help you: build and maintain motivation; cope with urges; manage thoughts, feelings, and behaviors; and live a balanced life.

Friday Fun Day! Come participate in fun activities at Recovery Junction and fellowship with other participants and our peers with joyful games! For more information on events, volunteering opportunities, or peer support. Please get in touch with us. (551)220-1150 or reach out to: RecoveryJunction@preventionlinks.org  

Join us for a joyous celebration of community and connection. We’ll enjoy hoiday treats and decorate stars in festive designs. Bring your best creative ideas and we’ll supply the rest!

Medication-Assisted Recovery Anonymous is a support group of people who believe in the value of medication as a means to recovery. We understand that our individual needs may not be the same; our backgrounds may not be the same; our futures may not be the same. However, our desire to live a safe lifestyle joins... Read more »

Spend the night with us and watch a fun holiday movie to celebrate the most wonderful time of the year

Spend your Saturday at Recovery Junction creating art. We have canvases. paints, clay, and other art supplies to release your inner child

Join us on select Saturdays at Rise Up Recovery Center on a trip to the local produce market to shop fresh and healthy. Transportation is provided to and from the center for all participants. This outing is a chance to connect, support one another, and make healthy choices together.

An alternative to 12-step meetings, “All Recovery” meetings welcome all who struggle with addiction, are affected by addiction, or support the recovery lifestyle. We support all pathways to recovery, meaning that all addictions are welcome. All recovery is a safe space for people to feel safe and supported during all stages of recovery.  

SMART stands for Self-Management and Recovery Training. Smart Recovery offers a non-spiritual solution for addiction, and is a popular alternative, or supplement, to the more spiritually focused 12-steps programs. SMART can help you: build and maintain motivation; cope with urges; manage thoughts, feelings, and behaviors; and live a balanced life.

Narcotics Anonymous (NA) is a 12-step fellowship designed to help people become and stay abstinent from drugs. "We are not interested in what or how much you used or who your connections were, what you have done in the past, how much or how little you have, but only in what you want to do... Read more »