CCRC envisions a future in which each individual in recovery would have access to resources and opportunities to live a fulfilling life.
CCRC’s mission is to improve recovery efforts and services throughout the county. We are committed to working together to better serve clients, recovery programs, and communities impacted by the drug epidemic.
We believe and are dedicated to…
1. Improving the quality and effectiveness of addiction treatment in our community, including unifying resources to save lives.
2. Improving the quality of life of the people we serve.
3. Raising the standard of care and safety of recovery residences and sober living homes in Cabell County.
4. Creating a strong, unified voice through accountability and integrity.
Minds Change, Lives Change, Families Change...Communities Change
Join us at Huntington's one event celebrating National Recovery Monthly
Hosted by the Cabell County Recovery Coalition September 20, 2024
5-8pm
Pullman Square
Free food and drinks, Live Music, Inspirational Stories of Recovery, Community Partners hosting tables and tents to provide free information to all who attend.
For more information, contact Ian Gray, event coordinator at (304) 962-3870.
At CCRC, we're dedicated to transforming lives and communities through compassionate recovery services and support. Whether you need help, want to volunteer, or are looking to support our mission, your involvement is crucial. Together, we can create a healthier, stronger community.
US opioid crisis: How America's 'overdose capital' is helping get addicts off drugs
Huntington in Ohio is where it all began. A crisis that swept America, causing misery to millions. Between 2006 and 2014, an ultra-aggressive marketing campaign pushed more than 81 million opioid painkilling pills to the town and the surrounding county.
1. Advance Quality and Best Practices in Recovery Residence Operations, Services and Processes
2. Expand Community Impact and Perception
3. Grow and Engage Our Coalition Network, and
4. Develop a Thriving Coalition.
Underlying each focus area is a dedication to building strong partnerships and a commitment to elevating recovery residences as part of the continuum of care.
Savannah Adkins, Treasurer
Bobby Borders
Mike Greider, Secretary
Jerimiah Hammatt
Bob Hansen, Temporary Director of Recovery Point
Craig Hettlinger
Reggie Jones
Branden Lyons
Anthony Stradwick, President
Tim White
Becky King, Strategic Planning Consultant and Facilitator
CCRC Strategic Issue Brief, January 2024
CCRC Strategic Plan Framework, January 2024
CCRC Strategic Planning Retreat Agenda, Handouts, and Summary Notes, January 2024
CCRC Bylaws
CCRC Membership and Board of Directors List
CCRC Action Plan, June 2023
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Seek Help: Reach out for personalized recovery programs and comprehensive support.
Volunteer: Make a lasting impact by giving your time and skills to those in need.
Support Us: Your donations and advocacy can drive meaningful change.
and be a part of the solution. Together, we can overcome the drug epidemic and build a brighter future.
FAQS
A1: The frequency of lawn mowing depends on several factors like grass type, season, and desired lawn height. Typically, during the growing season, mowing every 1-2 weeks is recommended. In hot weather, you may need to mow less frequently, while in cooler seasons, you can mow less often.
Aeration allows air, water, and nutrients to penetrate the soil, promoting healthier root growth and overall lawn health. Overseeding introduces new grass seed to thicken your lawn, improving its appearance and resilience. Together, they rejuvenate your lawn, making it more resistant to weeds and disease.
To ensure eco-friendly lawn care, ask your provider about their practices. Look for companies that use organic or low-impact fertilizers, minimize pesticide usage, and promote sustainable lawn care practices. Regular soil testing and custom treatment plans can also reduce the need for excessive chemicals while maintaining a vibrant lawn.