Visit Wellness Wednesday for free self-care.

There will be snacks, community and conversation.

We strive to help every person reach their own inner peace and wellbeing.

CRCC knows the extreme pain of losing someone to an overdose. Join us in remembering, sharing stories, and holding space for those that didn’t make it home for dinner.

Part of our mission is to teach everyone about Narcan, so your loved one can stay alive long enough to find their way to recovery. Get trained, bring home Narcan, save a life.

Visit Wellness Wednesday for free self care. It is like giving a present to yourself!

We strive to help every person reach their own inner peace and wellbeing.

Restorative Justice Project of Maine Presents: Soup & Circle

Soup & Circle is an opportunity to circle up, build community, and enjoy some good soup!

Hosted at St. Peter's Episcopal in Rockland, and in collaboration with the Coastal Recovery Community Center, this event will consist of a facilitated community-building circle and a relaxed soup potluck.

We are seeking volunteers to bring a soup to this community building event; please indicate your willingness to volunteer with your RSVP.

FMI: 

Sarah Dyer, PhD
Director of Treatment Court Relations and Education
sarahdyer@rjpmaine.org

Visit Wellness Wednesday for free self-care.

There will be snacks, community and conversation.

We strive to help every person reach their own inner peace and wellbeing.

Are you curious about your status?

Want to meet a caring community of likeminded folks?

Visit CRCC to learn how.

Visit Wellness Wednesday for free self care. It is like giving a present to yourself!

We strive to help every person reach their own inner peace and wellbeing.

CRCC will be providing Narcan, sexual wellness kits, wound care bags, and harm reduction materials during St. Goerge Days.

Other offerings include by partnering organizations.

All items are free.

Come make ART !

Join CRCC for an art experience. No talent needed.

All are welcome to join in this exploration of creativity and wellness.

Visit Wellness Wednesday for free self care. It is like giving a present to yourself!

We strive to help every person reach their own inner peace and wellbeing.

Each summer we host listening sessions all across Maine. These listening sessions are at the center of all we do and help to set our priorities for the following year, both in the community and in the Maine State Legislature.

Join us at a COMMUNITY listening session + PIZZA at Coastal Recovery Community Center!

Together we will develop our policy platform for 2025 to bring positive change and action! See less

Restorative Justice Project of Maine Presents: Soup & Circle

Soup & Circle is an opportunity to circle up, build community, and enjoy some good soup!

Hosted at St. Peter's Episcopal in Rockland, and in collaboration with the Coastal Recovery Community Center, this event will consist of a facilitated community-building circle and a relaxed soup potluck.

We are seeking volunteers to bring a soup to this community building event; please indicate your willingness to volunteer with your RSVP.

FMI: 

Sarah Dyer, PhD
Director of Treatment Court Relations and Education
sarahdyer@rjpmaine.org

Visit Wellness Wednesday for free self-care.

There will be snacks, community and conversation.

We strive to help every person reach their own inner peace and wellbeing.

All as welcome to a Father’s Day Celebration.

Bring along the people that mean the most to you.

Coastal Recovery Community Center and The Maine's Project to Prevent Prescription Drug/Opioid Overdose-Related Deaths Grant proudly presents the first See the Person, Not the Use Art Show and Community Conversation.

The purpose of this statewide invitation is to showcase art that humanizes the experience of having a life touched by the opioid epidemic, to reduce stigma, and to deepen community connection.

The evening of local conversation and connection around the artwork will be held at the Flanagan center. The displayed art will be available for purchase during the show with all proceeds going to CRCC, and then a few pieces will be selected to be on display at the Governor’s Opioid Summit and summit pre-event on July 16th at the Cross Insurance Center in Bangor, Maine.

The art show is intended for all ages.

Thank you for your work and for your interest. All questions may be sent to Jessica Schermer at Jessica.Schermer@maine.govartist or a novice, all are welcome to join in this exploration of creativity and wellness.

Visit Wellness Wednesday for free self care. It is like giving a present to yourself!

We strive to help every person reach their own inner peace and wellbeing.

We invite you to CRCC’s first Recovery Friendly Memorial Day BBQ

There will be food and fellowship provided Coastal Recovery Community Center’s very own board and staff members.

All are invited to attend as we honor our service men and women.

Come make ART !

CRCC and The Maine's Project to Prevent Prescription Drug/Opioid Overdose-Related Deaths Grant proudly presents the first See the Person, Not the Use Art Show and Community Conversation.
The purpose of this statewide invitation is to showcase art that humanizes the experience of having a life touched by the opioid epidemic, to reduce stigma, and to deepen community connection.
The evening of local conversation and connection around the artwork will be held at the Flanagan center. The art show is intended for all ages and open to the public.

We want to honor the pieces shown and what better way to do that than to have a true gallery feel.

One of the unique aspects of the workshop is its inclusivity – no prior art experience is necessary. Whether you a seasoned artist or a novice, all are welcome to join in this exploration of creativity and wellness.

Come make ART !

CRCC and The Maine's Project to Prevent Prescription Drug/Opioid Overdose-Related Deaths Grant proudly presents the first See the Person, Not the Use Art Show and Community Conversation.
The purpose of this statewide invitation is to showcase art that humanizes the experience of having a life touched by the opioid epidemic, to reduce stigma, and to deepen community connection.
The evening of local conversation and connection around the artwork will be held at the Flanagan center. The art show is intended for all ages and open to the public.

We want to honor the pieces shown and what better way to do that than to have a true gallery feel.

One of the unique aspects of the workshop is its inclusivity – no prior art experience is necessary. Whether you a seasoned artist or a novice, all are welcome to join in this exploration of creativity and wellness.

Visit Wellness Wednesday for free self care. It is like giving a present to yourself!

We strive to help every person reach their own inner peace and wellbeing.

Coastal Recovery Community Center is happy to have James back for another money matters conversation.

Join us online with your questions and come have a chat!

Join CRCC for a joyous celebration of the woman in your life.

There will be crafts, snacks, and memories made.

Come make ART !

CRCC and The Maine's Project to Prevent Prescription Drug/Opioid Overdose-Related Deaths Grant proudly presents the first See the Person, Not the Use Art Show and Community Conversation.
The purpose of this statewide invitation is to showcase art that humanizes the experience of having a life touched by the opioid epidemic, to reduce stigma, and to deepen community connection.
The evening of local conversation and connection around the artwork will be held at the Flanagan center. The art show is intended for all ages and open to the public.

We want to honor the pieces shown and what better way to do that than to have a true gallery feel.

One of the unique aspects of the workshop is its inclusivity – no prior art experience is necessary. Whether you a seasoned artist or a novice, all are welcome to join in this exploration of creativity and wellness.

Visit Wellness Wednesday for free self-care.

This time we are offering free clothing to anyone that is in need.

We strive to help every person reach their own inner peace and wellbeing.

Learn all about what goes on at CRCC.

Plus, tons of local places to support!

Visit Wellness Wednesday for free self-care.

There will be snacks, community and conversation.

We strive to help every person reach their own inner peace and wellbeing.

SafeSpot is the nation’s first and only professionalized 24/7 peer-led overdose detection and prevention hotline. Since our launch, we’ve supervised more than 32,000 use events and built a trained workforce of 58 operators across 17 states.

Our model is simple but powerful: we hang out with people while they use drugs. If an emergency arises, we activate help. While only about 1 in 400 calls results in an overdose, those calls have meant the difference between life and death.

Join our Q&A and learn how you can share their mission.
Harm reduction saves lives!
https://safe-spot.me/

Join Caroline Beidler, MSW—author and addiction recovery expert—for a virtual author Q&A that’s honest, practical, and full of hope.

Caroline will share insights from her newest book, When You Love Someone in Recovery: A Hopeful Guide to Understanding Addiction, and answer your questions about supporting recovery without losing yourself.

WHAT YOU’LL LEARN

How to release guilt and resentment

How to set healthy boundaries without shame

How to support your loved one while protecting your own well-being

What recovery can look like beyond “just not using”

How to find your own healing and purpose again

Books are available at CRCC so stop in anytime to pick one up!

Coastal Recovery Community Center invites everyone for a free community event. We will provide everything you need for a fun filled sober event.

Visit Wellness Wednesday for free self care. It is like giving a present to yourself!

We strive to help every person reach their own inner peace and wellbeing.