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Freedom Connection Recovery Center

Information recovery hub offering all pathways to recovery.

Indiana Addictions Issues Coalition

Indiana Addictions Issues Coalition (IAIC) is a broad-based diverse, non-profit organization that advocates on behalf of people with addictive disorders.

Love Never Fails Outreach Ministries

Our recovery program helps not only those struggling from alcohol and drug addiction, but who suffer from co-dependence, depression, anxiety, and most other life issues as well.

Multiple Pathways To Recovery LLC

My approach to recovery is developing a relationship to engage you in finding a pathway to recovery.

Stagz Transitional Housing

Stagz mission states that each woman be given the opportunity to experience a life free of drugs and alcohol. For each woman to look proudly at the woman she sees reflecting back in the mirror.

The People's Circle Recovery Café

An Indigenous-centered approach to healing provides a safe space for marginalized communities to explore their recovery path. Building relationships and community allows members to thrive, focusing on their personal truths and journeys, . . .