Recovery Revolution

02/03/2026

✨ Voices of Recovery Speaker Series 🔗
Tomorrow, we’re honored to welcome Brooke Stanley—a dedicated Recovery Revolution staff member—as she comes to share her personal story with our community.
Brooke brings a warm, authentic presence and a deeply personal journey that speaks to the reality of recovery: its challenges, its turning points, and the hope that grows through connection and support. Her story is a reminder that even those who serve others in recovery are also walking their own courageous path of healing.

📍 R3 Recovery Center
234 Jefferson St, N. Wilkesboro
🗓 Tuesday, February 3rd
🕛 12PM–1PM

💬 We’d be honored to have you join us—to listen, learn, and stand alongside Brooke and one another in community.

📩 Want to share your story?
We’re inviting individuals in recovery to apply as future speakers. Your experience matters—and it may be the spark that helps someone take their next step toward healing.

📞 To apply, contact us at 336‑818‑1909

02/01/2026

Cameron Ridge Treatment Center powered by Recovery Revolution will offer optional remote groups and services tomorrow 2/2/2026.

❄️ Weather Update – Cameron Ridge Treatment Center ❄️

Due to weather conditions, Cameron Ridge Treatment Center services will operate remotely tomorrow.

All virtual group and service links should have already been sent out through your Treatment Portal and email. While participation in remote services is not mandatory, it is recommended for those who have access, as it allows us to continue supporting you while prioritizing everyone’s safety.

If you did not receive your links or need assistance accessing services, please reach out through your usual communication channels, and our team will be happy to help.

Your safety and well-being are our priority, and we appreciate your flexibility as we continue to support recovery during weather-related disruptions.

Please continue to monitor our page for any additional updates.

💙 Stay safe and take care.

02/01/2026

❄️ Weather-Related Service Update – Monday, February 2, 2026 ❄️

Due to weather conditions, all Recovery Revolution facilities will be closed tomorrow, Monday, February 2, 2026. This temporary closure will allow our team time to prepare parking lots and facilities to ensure they are safe for both staff and participants.

While in-person services will be paused at our facilities, our essential services and Peer Support Quick Response Team will continue responding to calls through our 24/7 Crisis Line. If you are in need of immediate support, please do not hesitate to reach out.

Cameron Ridge Treatment Center groups and new admissions will operate remote, you should receive links through your email and treatment portal.

📞 Call 336-818-1909 anytime to speak with a Peer Support Specialist.

We understand that weather events can have a real impact on our community, and we remain committed to meeting direct needs and providing support during this time—while prioritizing safety for everyone.

Please continue to monitor our page for updates.
💙 Stay safe, and know that support is always just a phone call away.s went

01/29/2026

Save the dates! Here are the upcoming 2026 events you won't want to miss.
https://recoveryrevolutionnc.com/dont-miss-out-on-recovery-revolution-events/

01/28/2026

01/27/2026

❄️ Weather Update – 2-Hour Delay ❄️

Due to ongoing weather conditions, all Recovery Revolution Services will operate on a 2-hour delay tomorrow which means we will open at 11AM.

This will be an optional workday for staff, as safety remains our top priority. We appreciate your patience and understanding with team members who are able to make it in safely.

As always, we are staffed 24/7 to respond to our Crisis Line, so please do not hesitate to reach out if you are unable to travel to services and need support. You can call 336-818-1909 at any time to speak with one of our 24/7 staff members.

Thank you for your grace, flexibility, and continued support as we navigate the weather together.

Please continue to monitor our page for any additional updates.

💙 Stay safe and take care.

01/26/2026

❄️ Weather Update – Recovery Revolution Services ❄️

Due to weather conditions, all non-essential services will be closed on Monday, January 26th, 2026, for in-person operations.

This closure includes the following programs and offices:

-Administrative Offices
-R3 Recovery Center
-Wilkes Harm Reduction Collective
-Cameron Ridge Treatment
-Revolution Thrift Store

Please review the information below for alternative supports available during this time:

📞 24/7 Crisis Line (Operating as Normal) 336-818-1909 x 402
Our 24/7 Crisis Line remains fully operational. This line is always answered and is a direct means of support at any time.

🤝 R3 Recovery Center
R3 Recovery Center will have an on-call Peer Support Specialist available to support individuals by phone or through virtual meetings.
📱 To speak with a peer support specialist, call 336-818-1909 and press 1.

🏥 Cameron Ridge Treatment Services
All Intensive Outpatient groups will be held virtually tomorrow. Participation in virtual groups is optional. Instructions were sent out through the treatment portal and email. If you did not receive instructions, please contact:
📱 Lexx Triplett at 336-818-1909, press 2, and she will assist you.

Cameron Ridge will also have an on-call Peer Support Specialist and Counselor available for individual sessions if needed, which can be conducted virtually or by phone.

💉 Wilkes Harm Reduction Collective
Wilkes Harm Reduction Collective will be closed; however:
Supplies are available through our vending machine kiosk, located beside the front door @ 232 Jefferson St., North Wilkesboro, NC 28659.
- New participants must scan the QR code at the kiosk to register.
- If you do not have internet access, please call the 24/7 Crisis Line, and we will assist with registration.
- No code is required if you are only accessing emergency overdose response kits.

🏠 Phases Transitional Housing
Phases Transitional Housing Program will operate as normal.
However, transportation needs will be assessed on an individual basis. Residents are encouraged to speak with onsite staff or the transportation team to determine scheduling. Safety remains our top priority for both residents and drivers.

❓ Questions or Additional Support

For any other service-related questions or support needs:

Call the 24/7 Crisis Line (336-818-1909 x 402), or Email info@wilkesrecoveryrevolution.com.

Thank you for your understanding as we prioritize the safety of our participants, staff, and community.

01/23/2026

As temperatures drop and winter weather moves in, we want to pause and express our deep gratitude to Wilkes County, NC and Wilkes County EMS and all other agencies involved for the incredible work that went into opening an emergency shelter for our community during this cold snap.

It wasn’t that long ago—just a couple of years—that Wilkes Recovery Revolution found ourselves responding to a winter storm by working alongside law enforcement and community partners to get people who were in danger into hotel rooms. It was no small task. And once again, our community stepped up in a big way, offering financial support, resources, and compassion to make sure no one was left out in the cold.

Seeing Wilkes County lead this coordinated effort truly warms our hearts. We recognize that opening an emergency shelter takes a tremendous amount of planning, logistics, and collaboration—especially in the midst of severe weather. This is what community looks like in action.

We are thankful for the county’s leadership and for the many partners who came together so quickly to make this happen for Wilkes County, including John Battle with Duncan Electric, Samaritan’s Purse, and Keith Huffman with Fair Value Marketplace. This work is a powerful reminder that when we come together, we can protect our neighbors and care for the most vulnerable among us.

Thank you for showing up for Wilkes County. 💙

01/23/2026

🎉 North Carolina’s First Connect Appalachia Recovery Friendly Workplaces Are Official! 🎉

Featuring RFNC Advisors: Kit Roberts (WCI, Inc.) & Mindy Wright (Sunrise Community for Recovery & Wellness)

🏆 The Appalachian Regional Commission recently announced a $9.2 million ARISE award to the Fletcher Group to launch Connect Appalachia, a regional initiative to advance job readiness and employment opportunities for individuals in recovery across six states. North Carolina’s hub for this effort is Recovery Friendly NC (RFNC), housed at Recovery Revolution, serving as the state anchor.

We’re excited to celebrate a HUGE milestone for Recovery Friendly NC and Connect Appalachia! Under the ARC-funded initiative, North Carolina has officially designated its first Recovery Friendly Workplaces — thanks to the leadership and collaboration of our RFNC Advisors, Kit Roberts (WCI, Inc.) and Mindy Wright (Sunrise Community for Recovery & Wellness).

👏 Congratulations to our newly designated Recovery Friendly Workplaces:

🏅 CareReach
🏅 Freedom Life Ministries
🏅 High Country Community Health
🏅 McDowell Partnership for Substance Awareness

These organizations are leading the way in reducing stigma, supporting wellness, and strengthening our region’s recovery-ready workforce.

🔦 Advisor Spotlight

Kit Roberts: Director, Recovery Friendly Workplace Programs — WCI, Inc.

💼 Kit is a certified professional coach, corporate trainer, and Recovery Friendly Workplaces consultant with WCI, Inc. She is recognized for her expertise in organizational well‑being, employee wellness, recovery‑ready workforce development, and leadership coaching.

Her driving mission is to help people discover purpose and potential—professionally and personally—while helping employers shape compassionate, resilient workplace cultures.

🌟 Why Kit’s Role Matters:

As the first NC Recovery Friendly Workplace designations under the Connect Appalachia grant were implemented, Kit’s leadership, training expertise, and cross‑sector employer engagement were crucial to moving these designations forward.

Mindy Wright: ARC Coordinator & Project Coordinator – F.R.E.E. Program
Sunrise Community for Recovery & Wellness

🤝 Mindy is a Certified Peer Support Specialist and the Project Coordinator for the Foothills Recovery and Employment Ecosystem (FREE)—a program supporting individuals impacted by SUD in Rutherford, Polk, McDowell, and Cleveland counties.

Mindy:

🔗 Connects individuals in recovery to employment and community resources.
📚 Trains employers interested in becoming certified Recovery Friendly Workplaces.
🎤 Serves as facilitator for RFNC designation trainings.

Mindy’s facilitation approach emphasizes community engagement, harm‑reduction principles, and practical workforce pathways for individuals impacted by SUD.

🌟 Why Mindy’s Role Matters:

Mindy is creating ripple effects of hope that extend far beyond the workplace and into families and communities. Her leadership is strengthening the recovery ecosystem in North Carolina and helping employers see recovery as a workforce asset — not a barrier.

🗣️ In Their Words

“Every designation represents a ripple of hope — one that extends far beyond the workplace and into families and communities.” -Kit Roberts

“This program bridges the gap between recovery and employment by connecting people with stable opportunities and educating employers who want to support a healthier, more inclusive workforce.” -Mindy Wright

💡 Why Advisors Like Kit & Mindy Are Indispensable

Recovery Friendly NC is built on a dual‑support model:

🧑‍💼 Advisors (Employer-Focused) – guiding and training workplaces, fostering stigma‑free cultures.
🧑‍🤝‍🧑 Advocates (Employee-Focused) – providing direct supports for individuals in or seeking recovery.

Kit and Mindy exemplify this model—bringing professional expertise, lived experience, and genuine empathy to their regions. Their leadership helps drive the RFNC mission forward through:

🤝 Relationship‑building with employers
🎓 High‑quality training delivery
🌐 Cross‑sector collaboration
💪 Elevating recovery as a workforce asset
🏳️‍🌈 Reducing stigma while expanding opportunity

Their work is not only transforming workplaces—it’s strengthening entire communities.

🙏 Gratitude

Recovery Friendly NC is deeply honored to work alongside dedicated advisors like Kit and Mindy, whose leadership and compassion drive this movement forward every day. Their commitment embodies what it means to support both employers and individuals in recovery with dignity, skill, and heart.