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Fellowship Recovery Community Organization

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Fellowship Recovery Community Organization

Fellowship RCO strives to end discrimination and remove barriers to recovery. Recovery is the solution to addiction. EIN: 81-0748392.

Fellowship Recovery Community Organization (RCO) envisions a world where the power, hope, and healing of recovery from alcohol and other drug addictions is thoroughly understood and embraced. We work to end discrimination and remove barriers to recovery through advocacy, education and service. Our goal is to help those in recovery maintain and sustain their recovery regardless of the pathway while

ensuring they are treated with dignity and respect. Your support will help us fulfill our mission to serve Broward residents and their families in recovery from addiction. Fellowship Foundation provides a variety of support services designed to promote community health and wellness through awareness, prevention, and education. Addiction has been identified by US Surgeon General Vivek Murthy as the leading health care crisis facing our nation. Recovery Community Organizations such as Fellowship RCO are recognized by both the Office of National Drug Control Policy (ONDCP) and Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) as playing a vital role in promoting community wellness. All residents of Broward County will benefit from this mission. We invite you to support Fellowship Recovery Community Organization's Recovery Community Center Campaign. As Broward County’s first and only RCO, registered with the Association of Recovery Community Organizations (ARCO), Fellowship operates a physical space for connecting all persons in recovery to services and support helpful to their particular circumstance or need. Fellowship Recovery Community Organization is a 501c3.

04/17/2026

We’re grateful to welcome a new community partner, 27Sandwiches

Members of their team stopped by our Margate Recovery Center this week with an incredible donation of fresh sandwiches, bottled water, and cookies to help support individuals in our recovery residences and respite program.

This kind of support goes beyond meeting basic needs. It creates connection, reminds people they are seen, and strengthens the sense of community that is so important in recovery.

Partnerships like this make a real difference, and we’re thankful to work alongside organizations that are committed to showing up and giving back.

04/15/2026

Broward County | Help Shape What Recovery Looks Like in Our Community

At Fellowship Recovery Community Organization, we believe the people closest to the work should help guide the solutions.

Right now, Broward County is gathering input to help determine how opioid abatement funding is prioritized. This is a real opportunity to make sure recovery, prevention, and community needs are reflected in the next phase of the Opioid Action Plan.

We encourage our community, partners, and peers to share their voice in the areas that matter most:

🔹 Prevention Priorities
https://www.menti.com/al9wkyk8yhbj

🔹 Environmental Conditions Priorities
https://www.menti.com/al4urptcq84i

🔹 Treatment & Recovery Systems Priorities
https://www.menti.com/alc3cpdg1pc9

You can complete all three or focus on the area that aligns most with your experience.

It only takes a few minutes. Your input helps ensure funding decisions reflect what is actually needed on the ground.

At Fellowship, we see every day how connection, access, and community-based recovery supports change lives. This is a chance to advocate for more of what works.

Let’s make sure recovery is part of the conversation.

04/10/2026

We were proud to attend and host a resource table at Atlantic Technical College’s Open House in Margate, connecting with over 500 prospective students and families exploring their next steps in education.

Through our Back 2 School Program, Fellowship RCO is committed to supporting individuals in recovery as they pursue their educational goals. We shared information on recovery support services, enrollment navigation, and community resources that help reduce barriers and promote long-term stability.

Our team had meaningful conversations about peer support, basic needs assistance, and pathways to success for those navigating recovery, including individuals experiencing housing instability or crisis. While naloxone distribution was not permitted onsite, we provided education on its life-saving role in overdose prevention and how to access it through our recovery community centers.

Grateful for the opportunity to strengthen partnerships with local educators and continue building a recovery-friendly community where everyone has the support they need to thrive.

04/02/2026

The breeze was strong tonight, but so were we 🌕🌊

Every month we attend this Full Moon Beach Meditation as a way to bring us together in the sand, under the glow of the moon, grounded, present, and connected. Tonight, the wind did not distract us, it became part of the experience, reminding us to breathe, release, and flow with whatever comes.

Moments like this are powerful in recovery. Slowing down, being present, and connecting with others helps quiet the mind, reduce stress, and build the kind of inner strength that supports long term healing. Community, mindfulness, and shared intention are all part of the journey.

Grateful for every soul who showed up, sat in stillness, and shared this energy together.

Same moon. Same intention. Stronger every month ✨

StayGrounded

04/01/2026

Today, Sara Barkley, CEO of Fellowship Recovery Community Organization, and Dean Pasquale, Director of Peer Support, presented at the Statewide Council on Opioid Abatement in Sanford.

Their presentation highlighted the powerful collaboration between Fellowship Recovery Community Organization, the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, and the Broward Sheriff’s Office, in developing an innovative jail-based peer support program.

This initiative provides recovery support services, education, and vital connections to community-based providers for incarcerated individuals and their families, ensuring continuity of care both inside the jail and upon reentry into the community.

We extend our sincere gratitude to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, Sheriff Dr. Gregory Tony and his outstanding team at the Broward Sheriff’s Office 🚔, the Florida Department of Children and Families, as well as the dedicated peer specialists at Fellowship Recovery Community Organization 💙 and the Statewide Council on Opioid Abatement. Your leadership, partnership, and commitment continue to make a meaningful impact in the fight against the opioid crisis. 💪🌟

03/31/2026

Fellowship Recovery Community Organization was proud to be out in the community for a powerful day of service and connection.

Sara and Eric represented Fellowship RCO at Compassionate Care Saturdays, an outreach event hosted by Changing Lives North Broward at Zion – Ministries Under the Cross in Fort Lauderdale. This community-driven event brings together organizations and volunteers to provide support, resources, and compassionate care to individuals and families in need.

Compassionate Care Saturdays are rooted in meeting people where they are, offering essentials like health resources, referrals, and meaningful human connection in a welcoming and inclusive environment. Events like this help break down barriers to care and create pathways to hope, healing, and recovery.

We are grateful for the opportunity to stand alongside our community partners and continue extending recovery support beyond our walls. 💚

03/30/2026

Give Back Day in Action 💚
Give Back Day is all about showing up for your community through service, support, and connection. It reflects the idea of giving your time and energy to help others, strengthening communities and creating meaningful impact for those who need it most.
We’re proud to share that Fellowship RCO’s Board Chairman Rick Riccardi and Vice Chair Garry Smyth helped make that impact possible by providing transportation for unhoused individuals on the Rotary Connection Bus to a special event at Mt. Olive Church, in collaboration with Senator Rosalind Osgood.
Moments like this remind us that even small acts of service can create real change. Access, connection, and compassion matter, and together, we are building a stronger, more supportive community for all.

03/10/2026

Something as simple as a towel can restore a sense of dignity.

When individuals come to Fellowship Recovery Community Organization for support, many are rebuilding their lives one step at a time. Basic items like bath towels and washcloths help create comfort, stability, and care during that journey.

We’re currently collecting new or gently used bath towels and washcloths to support individuals accessing recovery services in our community.

📍 Drop-off location:
5400 W Atlantic Blvd
Margate, FL 33063

🕙 Drop-off hours:
Monday–Friday | 10 AM–3 PM

If you would like to donate but can't make it to us, call 754-205-7428 to schedule a pickup.

Every donation helps wrap someone in warmth and reminds them they are not alone in recovery.

💙 Please consider donating or sharing this post to help us reach more people in our community.

03/06/2026

Another successful Wellness Recovery Action Planning (WRAP) seminar is done! 🎉
Thank you to the amazing community providers who participated and contributed to such a meaningful training. Your commitment to learning, growth, and supporting wellness in our community truly makes a difference. 🙌
Grateful for another great opportunity to learn, grow, and support wellness together. 💚

02/25/2026

We are excited to share that our latest Recovery In Action newsletter and blog is now live on our website.

Read it here:
https://fellowshiprco.org/expanding-impact-strengthening-recovery/

In this edition, we share how Fellowship is expanding impact, strengthening recovery, and evolving our programs to meet the growing needs of our community. From updates on our digital refresh to the development of our 2025 Annual Report, we are building what comes next with intention and purpose.

Recovery does not pause, and neither do we.

We also need your support.

Fellowship is currently collecting gently used donations to sell at Margate’s Community Yard Sale on March 7. All proceeds will go directly toward scholarships for individuals staying in our Respite program as they begin their recovery journey.

In addition to fundraising, our team will be present at the event distributing Narcan and sharing information about our recovery residences, respite services, and peer support programs with community members. This is an opportunity not only to raise funds, but also to raise awareness and increase access to lifesaving resources.

If you have electronics, small appliances, clothing, toys, or household items you are ready to part with, please consider donating.

Donations can be dropped off at:
5400 W Atlantic Blvd
Margate, Florida 33063

Deadline to donate: March 5, 2026

For more information, call 754-205-7428.

Every item donated helps create access to safety, structure, and support for someone taking their first steps in recovery.

Every life restored is a victory.

Please share to help us spread the word.

01/06/2026

Recovery happens in community, and sometimes, it starts with a good book. 💚

If you’re not yet familiar with our Recovery Book Club, we’d love to share how it fosters connection, reflection, and recovery capital through shared stories and meaningful dialogue. We’re proud to highlight how adding supportive tools and authentic relationships can create a balanced, empowering, and inspiring recovery journey.

📖 Next Book Selection:
A Man Called Ove by Fredrik Backman
A heartfelt story about grief, resilience, human connection, and the unexpected ways community changes us which is perfect for thoughtful discussion and shared reflection.

Whether you’re new to recovery, long-term recovery, or simply looking for a supportive space to connect through literature, you are welcome here.

📍 For more information or to join the Book Club:
📞 Contact Michelle
Margate Recovery Center
954-790-1657

01/05/2026

Every number tells a story.

Every story represents a person supported on their recovery journey.

We’re proud to share our 2025 Community Impact Snapshot, highlighting how peer support, housing access, and employment services are building recovery capital across our community.

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5400 W. Atlantic Boulevard
Margate, FL
33063

Opening Hours

Monday	10am - 6pm
Tuesday	10am - 6pm
Wednesday	10am - 6pm
Thursday	10am - 6pm
Friday	10am - 6pm

Telephone

+17542057428

Website

http://www.fellowshiprco.org/

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