Springfield Recovery Community Center
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A Community Center where recovery meetings and events are held. A community center originally started by BLIR, Jericho Commission and New Beginnings.
The Springfield Recovery Community Center is a safe place for recovery support meetings, educational groups, sober events and a whole lot more.
09/19/2026
The days after someone leaves a hospital or emergency room are among the most difficult. Follow-up care and a call within 72 hours can change everything. Su***de prevention is possible: 988lifeline.org/professionals/best-practices ***dePrevention
09/18/2026
Who is ready to float James River again this weekend? WE ARE!!
Mental health is health. Su***de prevention includes screening, safety planning, coordinated care, and follow-up—not just responding in a crisis. Learn more: zerosuicide.edc.org/toolkit/transition
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When people have access to wellness resources, mental health services, and recovery support, they can build vibrant lives worth protecting every day.
Nutrition, sleep, and physical activity are recovery tools. Research shows they can improve mood, support emotional regulation, and strengthen overall wellness.
Mental wellbeing is not separate from recovery, it IS recovery. Supporting mental health helps people build the resilience needed for long-term success.
09/15/2026
A call, a text, an attempt to reach out, that’s not a small thing. For some people, it's everything. Connection keeps people alive. Call, text, or chat: 988lifeline.org
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A safety plan can save a life. It's a simple, personalized set of steps someone can follow when in distress: warning signs to watch for, coping strategies that help, people to call, and 988: samhsa.gov/resource/988/build-safety-plan-video
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Every recovery journey is unique, and every story has the power to inspire hope. By celebrating milestones reached, relationships rebuilt, and lives transformed, we help reduce stigma and inspire others on their own journey.
09/14/2026
Are we really working together to address the overdose crisis—or are we just meeting together?
In this episode of the Better Life in Recovery Movement Podcast, David Stoecker gets candid about what happens when organizations, community leaders, treatment providers, and recovery advocates work in silos while people continue to die from overdose.
After a spike in overdoses in Springfield and Greene County, David helped organize an Overdose Summit that brought hundreds of people and organizations together to provide real, actionable resources—including Narcan, treatment options, recovery housing, and harm reduction education.
But bringing people into the same room isn't enough.
We need to listen to people with lived experience. We need to break down silos. We need to share resources. And most importantly, we need to turn meetings and conversations into action.
Because behind every statistic is a person. A parent. A child. A friend. Someone who matters.
🎥 Watch this episode and join the conversation: What could we do better if we truly worked together?
https://youtu.be/yiQCC_QQ0hM
Overdose Deaths Are Rising—So Why Aren’t We Working Together? What happens when a community comes together to address the overdos...
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550 South Scenic Avenue
Springfield, MO
65802
Opening Hours
| Monday | 12pm - 8pm |
| Tuesday | 12pm - 8pm |
| Wednesday | 12pm - 8pm |
| Thursday | 12pm - 8pm |
| Friday | 12pm - 8pm |
| Saturday | 12pm - 6pm |