The Rockaway Community Peer Recovery Center (CPRC)
was created to provide individuals with access to peer support, information about substance use disorder (SUD), recovery support services, and information about other community resources in a supportive substance-free environment. The CPRC offers a warm and welcoming environment that is a safe and sober space. It allows individuals from all recovery backgrounds to come together to receive peer-to-peer support, as well as to be offered training and social, educational, and recreational opportunities.
The CPRC provides a continuum of care, including an array of services that support individuals seeking or in recovery from substance use and misuse.
Services include (but are not limited to):
- linkage between treatment agencies and the CPRC for sustained recovery to prevent recurrence of substance use
- support of individuals in their recovery to provide them a sense of hope and navigation to treatment
- referral to Naloxone trainings, access to Naloxone Rescue Kits, and information on how to access Naloxone through a pharmacy
Through our work at the CPRC, we continue to expand the recovery continuum through peer-to-peer recovery support services, so as to prevent the recurrence of substance use and promote sustained recovery. The CPRC is volunteer driven, member-inspired and premised on peer support. Though program efforts at the CPRC are overseen by Prevention is Key, they are largely influenced by the local recovery community.
Visit the Rockaway Recovery Resource Center
25 W. Main Street , Suite A,
Rockaway, NJ 07866
Hours of Operation
Monday: 9:00am- 4:30pm
Tuesday: 9:00am- 4:30pm
Wednesday: 9:00am- 4:30pm
Thursday: 9:00am- 8:00pm
Friday: 9:00am- 4:30pm
Saturday: 10:00am- 3:00pm, third Saturday of the month
Sunday: CLOSED
For more information, contact recoveryinfo@mcpik.org or (973) 625-1143
Upcoming Events
Stones AA Meeting
Morris County CARES 322 Greenpond Road, HiberniaThis meeting is held on Sundays from 7:00 PM to 8:15 PM in person at our Rockaway CARES location.
The Noble Steps
The purpose of this group is to support those who want to integrate Buddhist teachings and practices into their recovery from any addiction. Open to people of all backgrounds and recovery paths.
Candlelight Vigil!
Cares Morris 322 Greenpond Road, HiberniaWe invite you to join us for an evening of remembrance in observance of International Overdose Awareness Day
Line Dancing with CARES!
Cares Morris 322 Greenpond Road, HiberniaJoin the CARES team for a night of fun, community, connection, and line dancing! This completely beginner-friendly event is for anyone looking to get involved with their recovery community and dance the night away!



