Program areas at Rise Recovery
Four other programs we offer include:Rise Inspire Academy: Rise Inspire Academy is made possible through apartnership between Inspire Academies - an open enrollment publicschool charter district - and Rise Recovery. The collaboration of thesetwo organizations provides an innovative approach to high schooleducation for students in recovery from substance use. Rise InspireAcademy provides an environment which fosters long-term sobriety, whilehelping students prepare for future success.Community Outreach/Education : This program provides proactive communityengagement offering education and prevention services within schoolsand other partner organizations, to help change attitudes among children and adults about using drugs and alcohol.Sibling Education and Prevention: This program works with youth toprovide early counseling and education. These efforts are designed toempower youth to make healthy decisions before an abuse problemdevelops.Family Support Group: This program encompasses all who are touched bydrug and/or alcohol addiction. It provides a deep and wide lifetimerecovery community with peer counseling, mentorship, support groups anddrug-free social activities for the entire family.
The south Texas telehealth program provides peer Recovery support services for youth, ages 12 to 17, and their families throughout 11 counties in Texas. One-on-one peer coaching, group meetings, social activities, education classes, and treatment navigation are all provided virtually in hopes to reach those that need our assistance wherever they are.
Youth Recovery community center (yrcc) and youth Recovery: this program has been designed to provide Recovery counseling, assistance, and activities in a safe and confidential environment in which youth between ages 13 and 17 (ages 13 to 21 for the youth in the program funded by the Texas department of state health services - see below) can develop a healthy, abstinent social life with peers, discuss the problems they face, and participate in youth leadership training. This program has been funded by a grant from the Texas department of state health services to provide services to qualifying members, by a united way grant and charitable contributions.