Peer Recovery Center of Addison County

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Peer Recovery Center of Addison County PRC offers peer support to all people affected by Substance Use Disorder, including friends and family members.

The Peer Recovery Center of Addison County is located on 79 Court Street, in Middlebury, VT. We are one of twelve recovery centers in Vermont that focuses on support for individuals and their families seeking recovery from alcohol, opiates, and other addictions. Our recovery support services help people rebuild their lives and become productive members of society. Members and volunteer staff provide peer support, evidence-based services, educational programs, and recovery training in a safe and supportive environment. The Center is staffed by well-trained, knowledgeable people–primarily volunteers–who can connect individuals to appropriate community resources. Here at the Turning Point we collaborate extensively with other community organizations. This effort helps reduce redundancy of current community programs. Our Center often serves as the front door for recovery from addiction. Our dedicated staff and volunteers help people get into recovery while they’re waiting to get into treatment. A third of the people coming to the centers start their recovery without treatment, while many others receive support before, during, and after treatment.

What an incredible day at Recovery Partners of Vermont’s 5th Annual Recovery is the Answer! Peer Support is the Way! Con...
10/28/2026

What an incredible day at Recovery Partners of Vermont’s 5th Annual Recovery is the Answer! Peer Support is the Way! Conference! 💜

The Peer Recovery Center of Addison County team had a wonderful time connecting with recovery centers, peer leaders, recovery coaches, and community partners from across Vermont. We’re grateful for the opportunity to learn from one another, share ideas, and celebrate the power of peer support and recovery community. 🙌

A huge thank you to Recovery Partners of Vermont for bringing Vermont’s recovery community together for such an inspiring day. We’re heading back to Addison County with new ideas, new connections, and renewed energy for the work ahead!

We’re also incredibly proud to congratulate Alison Robinson, our Recovery Coaching Supervisor, on receiving the Rising Phoenix Award! 🧡🔥 This recognition is so well deserved, and we’re grateful for the passion and dedication Alison brings to the recovery community.

Recovery is the answer. Peer support is the way! 💜

PRC Closure Notice - October 27, 2026📢 The Peer Recovery Center (PRC) will be closed tomorrow, October 27, as our staff ...
10/26/2026

PRC Closure Notice - October 27, 2026

📢 The Peer Recovery Center (PRC) will be closed tomorrow, October 27, as our staff attend the 5th Annual Recovery is the Answer, Peer Support is the Way! Conference at Burke Mountain Resort.

While our physical location will be closed for the day, staff will still be available by phone to provide support and assistance as needed.

✅ The AA Meeting at 5:30 PM will take place as scheduled.

We're excited to join recovery coaches, peer leaders, recovery center staff, and community partners from across Vermont for a day of learning, collaboration, and connection. The conference will feature:

🎤 A keynote presentation by recovery expert and author Allen Berger, Ph.D.
📝 Peer-led workshops and skill-building sessions
🤝 Networking and statewide collaboration opportunities
🌟 Connections with organizations supporting recovery throughout Vermont

Thank you for your understanding as we participate in this important statewide recovery event. We look forward to bringing new ideas, resources, and inspiration back to our community!

We are feeling incredibly grateful today!This week, Peer Recovery Center of Addison County was honored to be one of thre...
10/22/2026

We are feeling incredibly grateful today!

This week, Peer Recovery Center of Addison County was honored to be one of three organizations selected to present at the October meeting of 100 Women Who Care, Addison County.

This generous funding will help us close a critical funding gap and continue offering 24/7 on-call peer recovery support at Porter Medical Center, primarily in the Emergency Department, but wherever our support is needed throughout the hospital.

Our ED program connects people experiencing substance use challenges with compassionate, nonjudgmental support from peers who understand what they're going through. Being able to show up for someone in those moments, day or night, can make a meaningful difference.

We are incredibly thankful to the women of 100 Women Who Care Addison County Vermont for recognizing the importance of this work and investing in the health and well-being of our community.

Congratulations as well to the other finalists Habitat for Humanity of Addison County VT and the Better Middlebury Partnership! We are so grateful to be part of a community where generosity and collaboration make such a difference.

Thank you, 100 Women Who Care Addison County Vermont, for helping us continue to show up for our neighbors when they need us most!

WPAC, today at 5:30PM! This week we are hiking up the Snake Mountain trail. Meet us at 2601 Mountain Road in Addison, VT...
10/22/2026

WPAC, today at 5:30PM! This week we are hiking up the Snake Mountain trail. Meet us at 2601 Mountain Road in Addison, VT. Hope to see you there!

We’re Hiring - Join Our Team as an Outreach Coordinator / Peer Navigator!Do you believe in the power of connection, reco...
10/21/2026

We’re Hiring - Join Our Team as an Outreach Coordinator / Peer Navigator!

Do you believe in the power of connection, recovery, and meeting people where they're at? The Peer Recovery Center of Addison County is looking for a compassionate, motivated individual to join our team as an Outreach Coordinator / Peer Navigator.

In this role, you'll:
✅ Build relationships and provide peer support throughout Addison County
✅ Connect community members with housing, healthcare, recovery, employment, and other resources
✅ Support harm reduction and overdose prevention efforts
✅ Provide transportation to appointments and services
✅ Help individuals navigate barriers and stay connected to recovery supports
✅ Represent PRC in the community and at outreach events

We're especially interested in applicants with lived experience in recovery, experience working in community outreach or peer support, and a commitment to harm reduction and multiple pathways to recovery.

📍 Location: Middlebury, VT
⏰ Schedule: Part-Time, 20 hours per week
💲 Pay: $20-$23/hour

This is an opportunity to make a real difference in the lives of our neighbors while helping strengthen recovery supports throughout Addison County.

To apply or learn more, please visit:

Apply for the Outreach Coordinator / Peer Navigator job in Middlebury, VT! Learn more about the job description, salary, and job details to see if you qualify on Indeed today.

There's still time to sign up! Our FREE Anger Management Class Series starts TOMORROW, October 20!Anger is a natural hum...
10/19/2026

There's still time to sign up! Our FREE Anger Management Class Series starts TOMORROW, October 20!

Anger is a natural human emotion, but learning how to understand it and respond in healthy ways can make a real difference in our lives and relationships.

Join Alison Robinson, Certified Anger Management Specialist and Recovery Coach Supervisor at the Peer Recovery Center of Addison County, for a FREE, 8-week online class series designed to help participants:

•Better understand anger and emotional triggers.
•Develop mindfulness and emotional regulation skills.
•Explore how past experiences can shape our responses.
•Strengthen communication and relationships.
•Build practical tools for responding rather than reacting.

Classes are completely FREE, held online, and participants can receive a certificate upon completion.

Whether you're looking to better understand your own emotions, improve your relationships, or develop healthier ways to navigate difficult situations, this series offers a supportive opportunity to learn and grow.

There's still time to join before tomorrow's first class!

To sign up or learn more:

Call or text: (802) 276-0104
Email: [email protected]

Please share with anyone who might benefit!

Stop beating yourself up. You are a work in progress, and progress happens a little at a time. At the Peer Recovery Cent...
10/19/2026

Stop beating yourself up. You are a work in progress, and progress happens a little at a time. At the Peer Recovery Center of Addison County, we see every day how small steps add up to real change. You do not have to have everything figured out today. You only have to keep moving forward.

The Ma*****na Anonymous meeting at PRC has ended and will no longer meet on Wednesdays.Ma*****na Anonymous is a fellowsh...
10/16/2026

The Ma*****na Anonymous meeting at PRC has ended and will no longer meet on Wednesdays.

Ma*****na Anonymous is a fellowship where people share experience, strength, and hope to support recovery from ma*****na addiction. While our local meeting has concluded, support is still available.

🌐 You can find other Ma*****na Anonymous meetings here: https://www.ma*****na-anonymous.org/find-a-meeting/

Whether you prefer online or in‑person meetings, MA offers many options to stay connected and supported in your recovery journey.

Find online and in-person Ma*****na Anonymous meetings. Get recovery support and connect with the MA fellowship.

WPAC, today at 5:30PM! This weeks hike is the Middlebury Golf Course Loop. Meet us at the Porter Field Road Parking Lot ...
10/15/2026

WPAC, today at 5:30PM! This weeks hike is the Middlebury Golf Course Loop. Meet us at the Porter Field Road Parking Lot off of South St. Hope to see you there!

Address

79 Court St
Middlebury, VT
05753

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 7pm
Tuesday 9am - 7pm
Wednesday 9am - 7pm
Thursday 9am - 7pm
Friday 9am - 7pm
Saturday 12pm - 3pm
Sunday 12pm - 3pm

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+18023884249

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