Our Members

New Beginnings Peer Recovery Center provides peer-to-peer support services for:

• Adults at various stages of recovery
• Family members and friends with real-life experiences with those in recovery
• Members of the community who support recovery

"Peers" are individuals who have experienced addiction and recovery, either directly or as a family member or friends of those in recovery.

Our Mission

New Beginnings Peer Recovery Center cultivates a culture of compassion in our peer-driven community that engages, assists and empowers individuals who are in recovery to achieve their goals and increase their quality of life in a safe, judgment-free atmosphere.

What We Offer

Peer Recovery Community Centers are designed for and by people in recovery. We operate under a Code Of Ethics created by our members.

We currently offer:

•  Peer Coaching and Support
• Support Groups
• Health and Wellness
• Workshops
• Library
• Recovery Events
• Family Education and Support
• Twelve Step Fellowships
• Recreational Activities
• Volunteer Opportunities
• Community Outreach and Advocacy
• Continuing Care Information and Referral

Offerings will continue to evolve based on the needs, interests, and preferences of the members.

Membership 

Members have full use of the facilities including use of computers, library, kitchen, etc. To become a member, there is a membership application which includes minimal demographic information and an agreement to uphold the Code Of Ethics. Members are expected to participate in maintaining the facility and supporting a safe environment at the facility.

ABOUT US

Our Facility

At New Beginnings Peer Recovery Center, we have a front desk, a library space, a large conference room, a kitchen area and a living room area containing comfortable chairs and couches to relax and have a place to read or write where people can respect your privacy.

Our team of volunteers and staff are available to assist with services and referrals. We have engaging activities such as a ping-pong table, a dominoes table, cards and board games.

There is also some essential office equipment that is available to members for their recovery needs such as computers, a printer and a fax machine.​