Services
Welcome to ELUMC Recovery Drop In Center
Recovery Support
Our mission is to support, celebrate and empower people with substance abuse disorders through connecting to resources, building the social, human and physical recovery capital of individuals and organizations and providing peer- based support to people in and seeking recovery.
Our center a safe, clean, sober and recovery focused environment for people to come together. It is led by volunteers and staff who are in long term recovery, offering peer support to anyone who needs a safe supportive place. Assessment and referrals to other mental health and substance abuse providers administered by certified and licensed social workers and case managers.
Groups, classes may include.
⦁ Health and Wellness
⦁ Peer led Recovery Groups
⦁ Anger Management Classes
⦁ Relapse Prevention
⦁ Harm Reduction
⦁ Women Recovery and Men in Recovery groups
⦁ 12 step recovery Groups
Trauma Informed care training for Providers
Find out how you can get involved and make an impact.
Acknowledging the reality of relapse, the project's recovery supportive environment minimizes the negative impact of relapse, through recovery and substance abuse education, building positive relationships and providing referrals to other social service community organizations. This approach encourages individuals to choose a new way of thinking and living. The project is available to all persons residing in Jefferson County, specifically for individuals residing in underserved neighborhoods of CenterPoint, Roebuck, Eastlake Woodlawn and Avondale
Recreational Activities
Pool Table
Foose Ball
Chess
Board and table games
Recovery Cafe’ - we offer free continental breakfast and hot lunches to all participants
The center will open Monday, Tuesday and Thursday from 9am to 3pm. Days and times will be added in the near future
Our Vision
The center provides a safe clean sober and recovery focused environment for people to come together. It is staffed with licensed social workers and certified recovery coaches who have shared life experiences as well as formal education and training in addiction, recovery and co-occurring conditions. The drop in center vision is to create a level of care that responds to 5 key elements that improve the quality of life for the recovering and co-occurring communities
· Self- advocacy
· Recovery support/shared experiences
· Spirituality
· Community/ social engagement
· Health and Wellness
TARGET POPULATION
Originally focused on individuals in or Harm Reduction seeking recovery, those affected by the criminal justice system, individuals self-reporting opioid use, and those at risk of developing an opioid or stimulant use disorder. We have now added people who are unhoused and self-report current use of fentanyl and ICE to our target population.
Our current work is a direct response to the rise in unhoused people using opioids and other drugs in Eastlake and nearby areas. While our practices remain the same, we have added a new component to address these changes.
Connects individuals to overdose education, counseling, and treatment referrals for infectious diseases and substance use disorders.
Connects people to shelters and other housing programs.
Distributes opioid overdose reversal medications (e.g., Narcan) and fentanyl strips to those at risk of overdose or likely to respond to an overdose.
Weekly support group offering community, recovery support, and education on Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) and other recovery options.
Provides over-the-counter topical solutions, bandages, and other aids for minor injuries.
Breakfast and a hot lunch.
Offers a safe place to relax and rest