A BSAS-funded Peer Recovery Support Center is a safe, welcoming, and non-clinical space where individuals impacted by substance use, mental health challenges, homelessness, or other life stressors can find connection, hope, and support—without judgment or pressure.

Our center is grounded in peer support, meaning services are provided by people with lived experience in recovery. We believe recovery looks different for everyone and support individuals at any stage of their recovery journey, whether that includes harm reduction, abstinence, medication-assisted recovery, or simply seeking stability and community.

Funded by the Massachusetts Bureau of Substance Addiction Services (BSAS), our services are free, voluntary, and centered on dignity, self-determination, and empowerment. While we are faith-based, participation in faith or spiritual activities is always optional, and all are welcome regardless of belief, background, or pathway to recovery.

Our goal is simple: to walk alongside people as they build healthier, more connected lives—on their own terms.