Programs & services
Recovery Programs & Peer Support Services in Louisville
From mutual aid meetings to peer coaching and outreach, LRCC supports individuals in recovery, their families, and loved ones. Every pathway is welcome.
Core activities
Support for the Whole Person
Mutual aid groups, peer support and case management, resource navigation, pro-social events, and homeless and SUD outreach, all rooted in lived experience.
Recovery meetings
Recovery Meetings & Mutual Aid Groups
Safe spaces for growth and connection. LRCC hosts peer-led recovery meetings and mutual aid groups every week, including AA, SMART Recovery, Dharma (Buddhist-based) recovery, LGBTQ+ meetings, book studies, and yoga. All pathways of recovery are welcome, and interpreters are available for all meetings upon request.
Peer support
Peer Support & Case Management
Our certified peer support specialists bring lived experience to every conversation. They offer one-on-one support, help you set and reach goals, and walk alongside you through each stage of recovery with encouragement, accountability, and hope.
Resource navigation
Resource Navigation
Finding the right help can feel overwhelming. We connect people to treatment, recovery housing, employment support, healthcare, harm reduction, and other services across Louisville and Kentucky.
Education
Educational Workshops
Training sessions on recovery skills and community advocacy help people in recovery, families, and professionals build skills, reduce stigma, and advocate for change. Our training room is also available to partner organizations.
Outreach
Mobile & Homeless Outreach
Bringing support to underserved areas. Our outreach team meets people where they are, including our unhoused neighbors, with peer support, resources, Narcan, and overdose prevention education.
Community events
Community Events
Fostering engagement through social and educational activities. Recovery is better together, and LRCC events, from softball games to community meals, create space for fun, friendship, and belonging.
Media advocacy
Media Advocacy
Utilizing our studio to share stories and reduce stigma. Our media room gives people in recovery a place to tell their stories through video, podcasts, and digital projects, because every story shared helps break down stigma.
Not Sure Where to Start?
Stop by 1700 South 5th Street or give us a call. Our peer team will help you find the right next step.