Recovery Resources

Recovery is a journey and everyone’s path to wellness may be different. There is no one size fits all.  Recovery may include inpatient or outpatient treatment. It often includes some type of support group, both before, during and after treatment. Another important component for most people in recovery is finding positive support following treatment.  

ATLANTIC COUNTY OFRT

Treatment

Operation-RISE.

Operation RISE (Recovery Initiative, Support, and Engagement)

Operation RISE (Recovery Initiative, Support, and Engagement) is a proactive recovery program that utilizes peer recovery professionals to connect individuals and families affected by substance use disorder with the care they need.

Contact 24 hours/7 days a week:  24 Hour Hotline:
1-833-NJRISES (833-657-4737)

Learn More … Operation RISE (Recovery Initiative, Support, and Engagement)

NJ Reach

NJ Reach

NJ Reach is a resource for NJ residents looking for help with a substance use disorder. Calls are all answered quickly by trained staff who provide referrals to appropriate services.

CALL 1-844-REACHNJ

Learn More … NJ Reach

Treatment Atlas

Treatment Atlas

Treatment Atlas is a resource designed to help people find the right treatment service for their unique needs. It has an extensive database that can easily be searched by location, drug of choice, withdrawal symptoms, etc.

Learn More … Treatment Atlas

Alcohol and Drug Treatment Resource Guide

This guide has been developed to provide members of the community
with resources and contact information; specifically for those directly or indirectly dealing with substance misuse.  It is created and sponsored by Join Together Atlantic County (JTAC)

Resource Brochure … Alcohol and Drug Treatment Resource Guide

Support Groups

Talking with other people who have experienced similar issues can be very helpful.

Alcove

Alcoholics Anonymous

Alcoholics Anonymous is a nonprofit fellowship with the primary goal is to help people with an alcohol use disorder attain sobriety. Membership is free and open to anyone of any age.

Learn More … Alcoholics Anonymous

Narcotics Anonymous

Narcotics Anonymous

Narcotics Anonymous is a nonprofit fellowship with the primary goal is to help people with a substance use disorder attain sobriety. Membership is free and open to anyone of any age.

Learn More … Narcotics Anonymous

SMART Recovery

SMART Recovery

SMART Recovery is an evidenced-informed recovery that supports people with substance use disorders to maintain motivation, cope with cravings, manage thoughts and behaviors, and live a balanced life.

Learn More … SMART Recovery

After Treatment

Following treatment, it is important to get support and connect with a recovery community. Certified Peer Recovery Specialists are there to help. These support service are FREE!

All Roads Recovery

All Roads is a CPRC, not a treatment program and does not provide counseling, therapy, or clinical services. Instead, it offers a safe, substance-free environment where people can build recovery capital, connect with peers, and access support for long-term recovery.  All Roads is also the ONLY State funded CPRC in Atlantic County.

  • Peer Recovery Coaching and Mentoring
  • Recovery Planning and Goal Setting
  • Treatment Navigation and Referrals
  • Recovery Support Groups (All Recovery,
  • Recovery Capital and Wellness Assessments
  • Employment and Job Readiness Assistance
  • Educational and Life Skills Workshops
  • Housing and Recovery Residence Referrals
  • Social and Recreational Recovery Activities
  • Community Resource Linkage (benefits, transportation, healthcare, legal assistance, etc.)
  • Naloxone (Narcan) Training and Distribution
  • Volunteer and Leadership Opportunities for People in Recovery

Contact Us:  609-345-2000

660 Blackhorse Pike, Pleasantville, NJ  08232

 

Angels in Motion

Angels in Motion

At Angels in Motion, our peer support services help individuals in recovery access the resources and funding they need to build stable, healthy lives. We provide funding assistance for sober living, along with food, clothing, toiletries, transportation including bus tickets and Ubers, and personalized case management services. Our team meets people where they are and supports them every step of the way on their recovery journey.

  • Funding assistance for sober living placements
  • Food and emergency basic necessities
  • Clothing for men and women in recovery
  • Toiletries and personal hygiene products
  • Bus tickets and Uber transportation assistance
  • Peer support and recovery guidance
  • Personalized case management services
  • Help obtaining identification and important documents
  • Employment and recovery resource referrals
  • Ongoing support throughout the recovery process

Contact us:  609-652-3800

2 W. Glendale Ave., Pleasantville, NJ  08232

Angles in Motion … Angels in Motion

Hope Exists

Connecting individuals experiencing substance use and mental health challenges to essential treatment and recovery services with compassion.  Services include:

  • Peer recovery support
  • Connections to treatment & detox programs
  • Mental health resources and referrals
  • Harm reduction services (Narcan & fentanyl test strips)
  • Ongoing support during and after treatment
  • Assistance navigating recovery-related services

Contact us:  609-910-3395

Hope Exisits … Hope Exists

Recovery Management Check-Up Program

The Bridge to Recovery Begins Here

The Recovery Management Check-Up (RMC) program, offers a seamless transition from substance use disorder (SUD) treatment to long-term recovery. Our dedicated Peer Recovery Specialists (PRSs) offer ongoing check-ups and support to ensure your  success in recovery, free of charge.

Visit the Online Kiosk

Contact: Jesse Dariano
Recovery Partnership Navigator
jdariano@preventionlinks.org
856-236-8828

Housing

Sober Living and Oxford Houses

Sober Living & Oxford House Directory

Sober Living Homes residences for people in recovery. Private owners usually own these homes, but charities and businesses may also own sober living houses. In New Jersey, these facilities are overseen by the Department of Community Affairs.

Oxford House are very similar to Sober Living Homes. The difference is that they are self-run and the house is not owned, but instead rented by the residents of each house.

 

Directory … Sober Living & Oxford House Directory

Family Members

If your loved one has a drug or alcohol use disorder, it can be overwhelming. Help is available!

ReConnections – Family Program

When a person uses drugs or alcohol, it can affect how they maintain relationships and connections with family members and friends. Often, loved ones of the person are left seeking ways to cope with the that stresses addiction causes in their own lives.
ReConnections is a program that offers peer-to-peer coaching and support services to family, friends, and loved ones of individuals struggling with addiction. Our staff will work with you to begin the process of healing from the effects addiction has had on personal relationships and develop healthy boundaries.
Through our comprehensive range of services, ReConnections will help you to better understand the effects of your loved ones’ addiction and help you navigate resources for their treatment and recovery.
Additionally, staff will work with you to develop your own personal recovery strategy focused on your well-being.
ReConnections offers:
  • Peer-to-peer coaching
  • Case management
  • Educational workshops
  • Family advocacy
  • Wellness plan development
  • Connections to 12-Step meetings and other recovery support groups
  • Treatment resource information
  • Information about obtaining and using Naloxone (Narcan)
  • Help developing positive communications skills

Contact Information

Phone: 877.922.2377
Referral Information
The program is open to anyone residing in Atlantic, Burlington, Camden, Cape May, Cumberland, Gloucester, Ocean, and Salem Counties who has a loved one with a substance use disorder, including opioid use, stimulant use, alcohol, marijuana, etc.

Visit ReConnections … ReConnections – Family Program