You are not alone

Recovery United Community Center

CARE of Southeastern Michigan’s Recovery United Community Center (RUCC) offers free support groups and services to everyone in the community. It is also home to CARE’s Peer Recovery Coaching program. It is a place where an individual can enter, grow, continue progress and receive support on their substance use recovery journey. The RUCC also offers support for family, friends, and anyone seeking to find positive support in their lives.

There are a variety of resources also available and free to anyone on their recovery journey that include: support groups, free naloxone training and kits, yoga classes, computer lab use, wellness coaching and workshops, career guidance, and so much more.

CARE’s Recovery United Community Center (RUCC) is located within the CARE Main Office at 31900 Utica Road, Fraser, MI 48026

Hours are:

Monday, Tuesday, Thursday: 8:30 am – 8:30pm

Wednesday 8:30am – 5:00pm & Friday: 8:30am – 1:00pm

What Does CARE's Recovery Community Look Like? 

No one has to do this alone. As the name suggests, the CARE Recovery United Community Center (RUCC) fosters and connects a community of people in recovery.

At CARE, we provide professional and emotional support in many forms—from Recovery United’s peer recovery coaches helping those grappling with substance misuse and abuse, to parenting classes, employment services, and more.

We believe there are multiple paths to a healthy life—and are absolutely committed to the individual paths chosen by the people we serve.

Our regular programming and services include:

Career coaching and job readiness
Art & music groups
Support groups
Health & wellness activities (yoga, nutrition, guided meditation, vaccine clinics, HIV testing, etc.)
Recreational activities (movie nights, book clubs, etc.)
Work & financial stability (legal workshops, basic computer skills, resume workshops, job readiness support, etc.)
Family support groups
Naloxone training
Parenting education
Computer lab (job search, resume and GED preparation, etc.)
Recovery United peer recovery coaches
… and more

Activities and services are rooted in SAMHSA’s four dimensions of recovery (health, home, purpose, and community), and primarily designed and led by people in recovery. Many of these individuals—such as the Recovery United peer recovery coaches—are certified, and have received formal training in addiction, relapse, and the many resources available to people (and families) seeking recovery.

"I didn’t know that the recovery community existed, and I always keep that in the forefront of my mind when I meet people … because I wish someone could have been there for me, because it is really scary to be alone."