PRCC Mission & Vision
As a recovery community organization, PRCC’s mission is to provide support, education, resources, and advocacy for people recovering from and affected by addiction, and to spread the message of hope throughout the state of Maine and beyond.
PRCC’s vision is that every person affected by addiction in Maine will have direct access to a local recovery community center that provides support, education, and individual resources to enhance their ability to heal, strengthen and grow in their recovery pathway, throughout all stages of their journey.
Rally 4 Recovery
It is almost time for the Annual Maine RALLY 4 RECOVERY, and we need you! September is Recovery Month, a national observance held every September to educate Americans about substance use disorder and show that it is possible to recover and live healthy and rewarding lives. Recovery Month celebrates the gains made by those in recovery and spreads the message of hope to others. The annual message remains: Recovery is for Everyone: Every Person, Every Family, Every Community.
This year’s RALLY 4 RECOVERY is on September 21st at beautiful Payson Park right in Back Cove in Portland. When we celebrate recovery, we offer hope. Together we will enjoy music, speakers, children’s activities, the annual recovery countdown, and lots of food from multiple food trucks. In addition, tables are available for community partners in recovery to share resources. This is a great family friendly event organized by people in recovery, allies, friends, and families.
Funds raised from the Rally support Portland Recovery Community Center (PRCC) groups, wellness, recreation activities, education, and advocacy efforts.
Meetings & Activities
Choose from 53 weekly meetings & activities that support multiple pathways of recovery.
Trainings & Public Education
Want to become a recovery coach? Need a workplace or community training? PRCC has you covered.
Volunteer & Advocate
We recover and we give back! Learn how to use your voice in support of the recovery movement in Maine.
Find or Start a Center
The Maine Recovery Hub is made up of sixteen recovery community centers that provide recovery support in their communities.
Latest Posts
Since its inception in 2019, recovery coaching within Maine’s Department of Corrections has emerged as a transformative force, reshaping the landscape of addiction treatment and rehabilitation behind bars. Amidst a growing array of programs targeting substance use disorder within […]
Harnessing Recovery Capital: A Strategic Approach to Well-being by Josh Warren Recovery is a journey filled with many milestones and challenges. It’s about more than just stopping harmful habits — it’s about building a strong foundation for a healthier life. […]
Recovery Coaches – Empowering the Recovery Journey with Empathy by Josh Warren Early in the journey of recovery everything can feel distant, unknown, and daunting. Hope can seem elusive when despair and darkness have become all too familiar. The person […]
In the fall of 2021, Daniel P. wrote a heart-felt letter to former Deputy Commissioner of the Maine Department of Corrections saying there were no opportunities for recovery for residents at Bolduc Correctional Facility in Warren, where he was incarcerated. […]
Upcoming Events
November 2024
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All services at the Portland Recovery Community Center are free of charge. A safe place to go and a kind hello can make all the difference to someone who is in the early days of recovery. To keep our doors open, we rely on the support of generous donations.
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PRCC is a recovery community organization with an emphasis on community.
We are people in recovery supporting people in recovery at our center in Portland. We are recovery coaches training other recovery coaches throughout Maine. We are a recovery community organization that helps to develop other recovery community organizations in our state. Every service we offer, we model in our own lives.
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Programs are made possible through funding and participation by the Maine Department of Health and Human Services and the generous support of local foundations and individuals.
