Join us at the CARES Recovery Resource Center for a morning of education, support, and celebration. We will gather to discuss community needs, share updates and recent events, and recognize one of our volunteers! Enjoy breakfast with our staff members, volunteers, County Leaders, and take part in the fun and support offered by the Recovery Resource Center. To ensure we have breakfast for all who attend, RSVP! Contact Rich Alexander at Ralexander@mcpik.org or call 609-649-1119. Click here for the flyer.
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While the holidays are a time to celebrate joy, we understand that they can be stressful—That's why we are hosting a holiday party of our own. Join us as we celebrate the season of togetherness with music, games, and more! Let us know that you are coming by RSVPing to Matt Smith at Msmith@mcpik.org or 862-254-6191. Click here for the flyer.
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We will not be holding our Recovery Recognition Breakfast for the month of January. Please continue to check back here for updates on our center operations and events.
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Do you wonder what marijuana legalization means for young people in your community? Prevention is Key is committed to educating and empowering schools, parents, and community members through open and productive discussion on the implications of cannabis legalization. We invite you to join us for a virtual webinar on current issues regarding the possession and use of cannabis, including possession by students in our public schools. Learn about the role of schools and law enforcement in addressing these issues. Click…
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Meetings are hybrid, you can attend in-person or virtually using Zoom Meeting ID: 893 4651 1562. Our All Recovery Meeting is based on the philosophy that people from every recovery pathway have much in common and can benefit from sharing together. The purpose of this meeting is to offer a place where people can share their recovery experiences, with an emphasis on the hope and healing of recovery and how recovery has changed our lives. For more information contact Matthew…
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By Patrick Roff The mutuality created between “one alcoholic talking to another” has been the cornerstone of recovery since 1935. Webster’s dictionary defines “mutuality” using the following words: “the quality of being mutual” and “a sharing of sentiments; intimacy”. The…
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