MOAR - Massachusetts Organization for Addiction Recovery

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MOAR - Massachusetts Organization for Addiction Recovery Our DEI Statement: MOAR is a voice for all people seeking the benefits of recovery.

Our Mission: To organize recovering individuals, families and friends into a collective voice to educate the public about the value of recovery from alcohol and other addictions. Our Vision: MOAR envisions a society where addiction is treated as a significant public health issue and recovery is recognized as valuable to all our communities. We are committed to doing the work necessary to address the struggles and inequities diverse groups of people face while seeking recovery services. Systemic racism, prejudice, and bias have been deeply ingrained in the history of the American health care system. MOAR is committed to work to create a collective voice for those seeking recovery for all people who have been historically underserved, marginalized, and oppressed.

10/21/2026
From our friends at The Sun Will Rise Foundation, Inc. for the men of the recovery community.
10/19/2026

From our friends at The Sun Will Rise Foundation, Inc. for the men of the recovery community.

Our Southeast Regional Coordinator Katie appeared on Brockton Community Access and joined a discussion of how the upcomi...
10/16/2026

Our Southeast Regional Coordinator Katie appeared on Brockton Community Access and joined a discussion of how the upcoming Mass Health changes could affect the substance use disorder and unhoused population.

She joined Allyson Pinkhover from the Brockton Neighborhood Health Center, Wadezah McCullough from the Department of Health and Human Services with the City of Brockton, and Mary Shannon Thomas, an independent consultant for agencies and organizations in the housing and homelessness services sector.

🗳️ Massachusetts voters: Get informed before Election Day!The November 3, 2026, ballot includes nine statewide ballot qu...
10/15/2026

🗳️ Massachusetts voters: Get informed before Election Day!

The November 3, 2026, ballot includes nine statewide ballot questions that could impact our communities and the future of Massachusetts.

MOAR has put together a resource outlining each question to help voters understand what’s on the ballot and make informed decisions.

Take a look, learn about the questions, and make your voice heard!

Revisiting MOAR's Shatterproof Walk last weekend through Central MA Regional Coordinator Mallika P's eyes, or phone in t...
10/09/2026

Revisiting MOAR's Shatterproof Walk last weekend through Central MA Regional Coordinator Mallika P's eyes, or phone in this case. Thank you again to all of you who donated and supported Team MOAR!

We're setting up our planning meetings for this year's Holiday Celebration and wanted to invite the recovery community t...
10/08/2026

We're setting up our planning meetings for this year's Holiday Celebration and wanted to invite the recovery community to join in on the conversation.

To our Recovery Center peers: We ask that you have someone from your center and/or any of peers of the center to attend if possible.

The meetings are scheduled for 6pm on these dates:

October 19
November 2
November 16
November 23
November 30

Please mark your calendars for these meetings as well as save this Zoom link:
https://baystatecs-org.zoom.us/j/81516496639?pwd=utJrlbpY82albusEbvTa7wDtHDHNY0.1

📢 Update from Clean Slate MAThere is still an opportunity for Massachusetts to pass Clean Slate legislation in 2026.Here...
10/08/2026

📢 Update from Clean Slate MA

There is still an opportunity for Massachusetts to pass Clean Slate legislation in 2026.

Here’s a quick update on where things stand:
The MA Senate included a Clean Slate provision in its version of An Act Relative to Economic Development in the Commonwealth (S.3178). The House version of the bill does not currently include the provision. Because the House and Senate versions are different, a six-member Conference Committee is working to reach an agreement and create a final version of the bill.

What is Clean Slate?
Right now, people who are eligible to have certain criminal records sealed must go through a manual process. This can be difficult to navigate. Clean Slate would create an automatic process for sealing certain eligible records after the required waiting period.

Interested in learning more or having your voice heard?

Clean Slate MA is asking folks to contact their State Representative and State Senator and ask them to connect with members of the Economic Development Conference Committee about including Clean Slate sealing in the final bill. Learn more: https://www.cleanslatema.org/

MOAR is sharing this information as part of our commitment to policy education and keeping our community informed about issues that affect people and families impacted by addiction and recovery.

Save the Date: 12/1/2026Additional details coming soon.
10/07/2026

Save the Date: 12/1/2026

Additional details coming soon.

Thank you Anchored in Recovery for hosting an inspiring Recovery Day event!
10/07/2026

Thank you Anchored in Recovery for hosting an inspiring Recovery Day event!

Address

105 Chauncy Street
Boston, MA
02111

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+16174236627

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