Recovery Corps
More than 48 million Americans ages 12 and older are living with substance use disorder. AmeriCorps members serving with Recovery Corps use evidence-based strategies to help people build healthy lives in recovery.
2024-25 Impact
3,307
Individuals received recovery support
1,434
Participants had a positive change in recovery capital
150k+
Hours served by Recovery Corps members
Recovery Corps
Recovery Corps helps make a life in recovery possible for more people. AmeriCorps members use their lived experience in recovery to serve as Recovery Navigators, offering peer support and resource navigation. Members serving as Recovery Project Coordinators strengthen recovery organizations by driving community engagement, managing projects, mobilizing volunteers, collecting data, and supporting workforce development.
Together, these roles help expand the capacity of recovery organizations and support more people on their recovery journeys.
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