Hundreds of Valuable Recovery Resources—All in One Place, All at No Cost!
The Fletcher Group’s new one-stop resource for building stronger recovery housing and support programs offers a wealth of courses, guides, webinars, podcasts, ground-breaking research, NAADAC-approved continuing education credits, and more.
Whether you’re opening your first recovery home, leading an established program, working as a peer specialist, recovery support provider, or community stakeholder, there’s something here for you—and all instantly searchable anytime from your laptop or desktop.
All Kinds of Resources
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On Every Topic Important to You
- How to Create a Recovery Home (RH)
- How to Manage and Staff a Recovery Home
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- The Social Model of Recovery
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- The Fletcher Group Economic Calculator
- Re-Entry and Criminal Justice
- How to Generate Funding
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So What Are You Waiting For? Sign Up Now!
The resources recovery allies need most can now be found in one curated home that you can search in seconds! To go there now, visit fgilearn.org, click the button below, or scan the QR code. See you there!
Note: Are You In Colorado or South Carolina?
If so, please use the links below rather than the one above.
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For South Carolina, visit https://fgilearn.org/scarr
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