What are some different types of recovery services?
South Carolina has a number of different types of recovery resources and social networks. Each group focuses on being engaging, accessible and supportive of people who are seeking recovery or who are in recovery.
Peer Support & Recovery Support
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Led by people who have lived experience with substance use disorders and recovery
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Offer personalized help like one-on-one coaching and recovery support groups
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Aim to reduce return to use, emergency care incidents and criminal justice involvement
Recovery Community Organization (RCO)
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Independent non-profits centered on recovery education and advocacy
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Provides peer support services, outreach programs and community engagement
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Aims to build recovery-friendly communities through engagement and leadership
A Recovery-Oriented System of Care (ROSC)
These are community-based services that address the full range of substance use, and/or misuse, by building on the strengths of individuals and families for improved health, wellness, and quality of life.
Peer Support & Recovery Support
Talking with someone who's been where you are can give you the reassurance and motivation you need to keep going.
Recovery Community Organization (RCO)
You can find purpose and healing in helping others heal with you.
Collegiate Recovery Programs
Collegiate recovery programs are RCOs that provide a safe, judgment-free space for students to support one another, share experiences and raise awareness for substance use disorder and recovery.
Clemson All In Recovery
College of Charleston Collegiate Recovery Program
Gamecock Recovery
Greenville Technical College Center for Collegiate Recovery
Allen University Restore and Inspire Student Excellence (A.U.R.I.S.E.)
Benedict College Resist Overcome Achieve Rise (B.C.R.O.A.R.)
South Carolina State University's Bulldog Validation, Insight, Balance, Empowerment and Support (V.I.B.E.S.)
Coastal Carolina University's Chants for Recovery