‘Recovery Capital’ refers to the internal and external resources necessary for an individual to achieve and maintain recovery from substance misuse as well as make behavioral changes. Recovery Capital recognizes that a variety of elements can support or jeopardize recovery; these include social networks, physical, human, cultural and community issues. Recovery capital differs from individual to individual, and may change over time.

Our certified Peer Recovery Coaches volunteer their services to those in or seeking recovery through an intensive, non-clinical, one-on-one partnership. Our coaches aim to aid each coachee remove personal and environmental barriers to recovery and to assist in identifying and building upon a coachee’s recovery capital.

MAT Housing Network is a stepping stone to reach complete abstinence from substance use. MAT is not a single process or stand-alone treatment prescribed to reverse a substance use disorder. MAT Housing at Fellowship Living Facilities provides recovery support services to residents seeking recovery while on a MAT tapered program.