Communities For Recovery

Been trying to get these people to help me for the last 2/3 weeks. Got excited about being assigned a recovery coach and having a place to go to non 12 step meetings but nothing has happened. I even went down there in person and still didn't get help. I don't know what else to do. Not getting help from OP program I'm in either. I keep running into barriers. I'm somehow still sober but dealing with a lot of SI and still not getting help. I gave up on the OP program I'm in, they won't help me do shit but damn it, now I can't get help from these people either. I've heard that Austin has lots of resources. No they don't! C4R isn't helping I know that for sure. I guess that's why there are so many homeless people in Austin. Any suggestions on getting a recovery coach? Sober living?

C4R is a great place to learn about resources available to help maintain living a sober life. They also have a computer lab, clothing closet, meditation room, and classes available. My peer recovery coach has helped me navigate a direction best suited for my recovery. This place helped me adjust after coming out of a treatment facility. Grateful for their services.

When they have someone at the desk when you first come in it's super helpful to direct you where you need to go. They have some awesome programs centered and recovery and community. The one thing I like about this place is if you want a volunteer opportunity this is it super nice people!!

Love this place changed my life

Knowledgeable, timely, and enthusiastic assistance for those with issues including, but not limited to, substance abuse, addiction, and homelessness. Edit: It's been years since I posted this review. When I wrote the original, I was homeless due to an extremely abusive relationship situation, and having issues with substance abuse. I'm happy to say that with the help of organizations including this one, I was able to get treatment for my addiction and become housed as of April 2021. I'd like to thank everyone who worked there then (especially my caseworker, Slade Skags)as well as the individuals who continue to help the people who are invisible to most others.