Recovery & Ongoing Support
Recovery doesn’t end when treatment ends. Recovery is an ongoing and highly individual process, and different people may benefit from different kinds of support.
Peer support, recovery programs, community connection, support groups, stable housing, healthcare, employment, and other resources can all play a role in helping someone build and maintain recovery.
Montgomery County Recovery Support Services
Peer Support • Recovery Planning • Certified Recovery Specialists
Montgomery County provides recovery support services to county residents through Certified Recovery Specialists and local recovery organizations. Certified Recovery Specialists have lived experience with recovery and can provide support, encouragement, advocacy, recovery planning, and connections to community resources. Recovery support may include help connecting with housing, transportation, healthcare, employment, treatment, support groups, and other services that can strengthen someone’s recovery.
Montgomery County Recovery Community Center
Peer Recovery • Community • Connection • Recovery Support
The Montgomery County Recovery Community Center provides a community-based place for people in recovery to connect with peer support and recovery resources.
Address: 601 DeKalb Street, Suite 1 Norristown, PA
Phone: 484-383-0805
Montgomery County Recovery Housing
Montgomery County works with licensed recovery housing providers and may be able to assist certain eligible residents with recovery housing following treatment or other qualifying services
Find Licensed Recovery Housing
Pennsylvania licenses recovery houses that receive public funding or referrals from certain state and county agencies.
Find a Recovery Support Meeting
There is no single pathway to recovery. Some people find mutual-support groups helpful alongside treatment, professional care, peer support, or other recovery services.
AA provides peer-led meetings for people who want support related to alcohol use and recovery.
NA provides peer-led recovery meetings for people seeking support related to drug use.
SMART Recovery offers mutual-support meetings using a skills-based approach to help people make changes related to addictive behaviors.