Portland Recovery Community Center

Every day, people walk through our doors looking for connection, hope, and a place where they belong. Because of our community, they find it.

This year, due to a significant funding cut, for the first time in our history as a non-profit, PRCC is facing a budget deficit before the close of our fiscal year on June 30th.

Even with these challenges, we remain committed to keeping our doors open 7 days a week and continuing to provide free peer-led recovery support to thousands of Mainers every year.

We are asking for your support before the end of fiscal year, June 30th, to help us close the deficit. This is a lofty goal, but we believe strongly in our mission, our community, and we believe it is possible.

Your support helps us:

👉 Provide free recovery support groups and peer coaching
👉 Train and support recovery coaches across Maine
👉 Keep recovery services accessible to anyone who needs them
👉 Strengthen recovery communities statewide through the Maine Recovery Hub.

Every dollar truly matters right now. If PRCC has ever impacted you, your family, or your community, we ask you to consider making a gift before June 30th.

Together, we can bridge this gap and ensure recovery remains visible, accessible, and supported in Maine. Imagine, if all 4,000 active members gave $10.00, we would have $40,000 in no time!

Donate here:
portlandrecovery.org/donate

Did you know PRCC hosts a Recovery Café potluck every Friday from 12:00 – 2:00? Yes!​
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A little about our recovery café:​

Stemming from the World Café model, Recovery Café builds connection through shared meals and creative discussion and encourages our members to explore barriers & joys of different recovery experiences, support & grow recovery community, and embrace food as culture, healing, and as a common ground to connect.​
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Every Friday from 12:00 – 2:00, our volunteers and staff provide a delicious brunch with community connection. If you have questions, reach out to our front desk at (207) 553-2575. Please consider bringing a dish to share.

PRCC has trained 300 recovery coaches within Maine's Department of Corrections since 2019.​
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We are deeply grateful for the partnership with DHHS Office of Behavioral Health and Maine Department of Corrections, making it possible for meaningful peer recovery support to be available to incarcerated individuals. ​
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Through this collaboration, PRCC has helped build strong, sustainable recovery communities within Maine's prisons and advancing a shared mission to reduce recidivism and break the stigma surrounding recovery. With an established peer recovery coach program within five prisons, PRCC has stepped back to let the programs flourish. We will continue to support ongoing coach training to ensure program success. ​
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If you are interested in becoming a peer recovery coach, you can register for one of our trainings here:​
https://portlandrecovery.org/training/recovery-coach-trainings/