THRIVE RCO (Recovery Community Organization) educates, supports, & advocates recovery for all Peer group meetings
01/13/2026
Shoutout to THRIVE’s #1 fan -Anita Skinner 🙌 💜
Join us in wishing her a very Happy Birthday today!! 🥳
From day one, you’ve believed in the mission, the people, and the power of recovery. Your encouragement, support, and genuine love for THRIVE never go unnoticed. Whether you’re cheering us on from the sidelines or showing up in big ways, your heart for this work shines through.
Thank you for being such a constant source of positivity and belief. THRIVE is stronger because of people like you. We appreciate you more than words can say! 👏 👏
Happy Birthday from your THRIVE Family! 🎂 🎉 🎁
01/13/2026
Participant Spotlight: Rebecca 🌟
Five months ago, Rebecca started grinding with her peer recovery coach, Cat Wise, through Clark County Family Recovery Court. Since then? Overnight visits in November. Full custody of all three kids in January.
She’s killing it in IOP, prepping for family therapy, and running the full-time mom game every day. This is strength you don’t always see: raw, real, unstoppable. THRIVE is proud to walk with Rebecca.
This is what healing looks like.
This is THRIVE.
01/12/2026
The Recovery Complex is collecting new or gently used kids’ bikes for Clark County Cares - Family Fun Day because every kid deserves a ride of their own! 🚲
Got a bike? You can change a kid’s day. 💙
Donate. Share. Share again.
🚲 Help Us Put Smiles on Little Faces! 🚲
We’re collecting new or gently used kids’ bikes for our upcoming Family Fun Day, so every child can have a bike to ride — and take home.
If you have a bike to donate, you can make a big difference in a child’s day. 💙
Please consider donating and sharing this post so we can reach as many families as possible!
01/12/2026
Group hugs canceled? No sweat. Finger halos step up to show love: THRIVE style, always.
If you feel a weird finger vibe creeping in, don’t sweat it... that’s just us sending you a hug-from-a-distance. Circles, stares, and enough laughter to keep you guessing.
Think you can out-circle us? Drop your best finger hugs in the comments! ⬇
01/11/2026
🚨Let the countdown begin for THRIVE Day 1-30-26🚨
1️⃣ Wear your THRIVE swag loud and proud! No hiding, we see you representing recovery and connection
2️⃣ Find a THRIVE employee ALSO repping that swag in the community
3️⃣ Snap a pic together
4️⃣ Post it on Facebook and tag us with
Do that, and you’ll be entered to win a gift card because showing up for your community deserves some love.💜
Friday, THRIVE showed up where policy meets real life at One Southern Indiana’s Legislative Breakfast because decisions made at the Statehouse don’t live on paper 📝, they land in our communities.
We’re here for bold advocacy, informed leadership, and seats at tables where real decisions get made. Grateful to 1si for bringing together voices that won’t just watch from the sidelines.
Burnout is real — like, “my brain just hit meltdown mode” real. So the THRIVE crew slammed the brakes and dove headfirst into some hardcore bunny therapy. Nothing melts stress faster than a face full of twitchy noses with no expectations. 🐇
Moral of the story: burnout sucks, but bunnies? They don’t.
Now we want to hear from you — what’s your go-to self-care move when life’s cranking the pressure? Drop your best stress-busters below!
01/08/2026
Throwback Thursday to December when Tiffany hit Indy for the MHAI Symposium and it did NOT disappoint. When community partners roll up together, it sparks real education, celebration, and collaboration that moves the needle on mental health and recovery. 💪
This wasn’t a check-the-box event. It was showing up, leveling up, and building unstoppable momentum. Big shoutout to the State of Indiana for backing this work with real action.
This is how progress gets DONE. ✔
01/07/2026
It’s 1:13 a.m. and you’re staring into the fridge like it’s gonna explain itself.
Our magnet will be there. Watching.
Real people. Real follow-through. THRIVE sticks.
01/06/2026
Yesterday: celebrating Lindsey’s 2 years at THRIVE.
Today: Lindsey casually running a documentation masterclass like an absolute badass.
No fluff. No confusion. Just clear processes, sharp knowledge, and zero mercy for messy documentation. 💪
We’re lucky to learn from the best.
01/05/2026
🌟 Say hello to Lindsey Miles! Our Billing Manager and resident master of patience. Lindsey brings compassion into every part of her work; advocating for participants, untangling systems, and making sure no one falls through the cracks. She approaches every challenge with empathy, and understanding. And let’s be honest, her patience with us deserves its own award. Calm, steady, and always understanding, Lindsey keeps things moving with grace and a whole lot of heart. We’re better because of her, and our participants are too. 🖤
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Scott County T.H.R.I.V.E. Recovery Community Organization
Scott County T.H.R.I.V.E. is Scott County’s first Recovery Community Organization (RCO). “T.H.R.I.V.E.” stands for Teaching, Healing, Recovering, Involving, Valuing and Encouraging.
A recovery community organization (RCO) is an independent, non-profit organization led and governed by representatives of local communities of recovery. These organizations organize recovery-focused policy advocacy activities, carry out recovery-focused community education and outreach programs, and/or provide peer-based recovery support services (P-BRSS).
Scott County’s Recovery Community includes people in long-term recovery, their families, friends and allies, including recovery-focused addiction and recovery professionals and organizations whose members reflect religious, spiritual and secular pathways of recovery.
The sole mission of an RCO is to mobilize resources within and outside of the recovery community to increase the prevalence and quality of long-term recovery from alcohol and other drug addiction. Public education, policy advocacy and peer-based recovery support services are the strategies through which this mission is achieved.
T.H.R.I.V.E.’s Vision Statement: Scott County will be an effective and intentional community, working together to educate, support, and advocate recovery for all.
T.H.R.I.V.E.’s Mission Statement: Supporting a healthy transition to recovery by creating awareness, overcoming barriers and advocating for a safe and compassionate community.
