The A.E.D. Foundation in conjunction with GAAMHA Inc. received a 4-year grant from BSAS/DPH to fund operations of Alyssa's Place: Peer Recovery and Resource Center and hire paid staff. This funding allows for us to continue providing support to individuals in recovery, those seeking help for substance use, loved ones affected by addiction, and various community stakeholders.
Alyssa's Place is governed solely by peer members and operates using the peer participatory process. This model of recovery has been proven effective and fills a void that currently exists between sustaining recovery and after clinical treatment.
The center offers a variety of groups for recovery support, personal enrichment, and community education; as well as, sober activities and events. If you have a support group, workshop, or training that is in need of a place to meet, please contact us.
All our services are provided free of charge and all information is kept confidential. No appointments are necessary. There is hope, stop in and see us today!