Portland Recovery Community Center

Portland Recovery Community Center A Community Center for all People in Addiction Recovery. Call 207-553-2575 for program information. Our Center welcomes all who are taking steps to recover.

The Portland Recovery Community Center is a Community Center for people in Addiction Recovery that offers a visible haven and a home for recovery meetings and activities devoted to addiction recovery. It is operated by staff and volunteers who are passionate about recovery, and every activity is designed to help people with their daily recovery efforts. This Community Center offers peer support to individuals who use a
variety of recovery pathways: 12 Step, faith-based, medication assisted, and co-occurring mental health among others. We know from experience that successful recovery from alcohol and drug problems requires support from others. Join us to learn more about Center programs and volunteer opportunities! Directions to the Center: 102 Bishop Street is located about three miles north of Downtown Portland. Bishop Street intersects with Forest Avenue, and our building is across the street from Happy Tails dog daycare center. Interstate travelers can exit onto Forest Avenue from either I-95 or I-295.

03/16/2026

March is Problem Gambling Awareness Month. More than 20 million people across the United States experienced problematic gambling behavior last year. Problem gambling awareness month helps people notice warning signs, start conversations, and reduce the stigma that keeps people feeling isolated. You can help spread the word by sharing this message.

Are you interested in learning more about problem gambling? Please join us at Beyond the Bet: Gambling, Wellness, and Co...
03/10/2026

Are you interested in learning more about problem gambling? Please join us at Beyond the Bet: Gambling, Wellness, and Community for a presentation and community conversation that is meant for anyone, including those who have experienced problem gambling, their spouses and partners, parents, employers, community partners, and anyone seeking to learn more about problem gambling.

We're excited to welcome nationally renowned speaker Saul Malek as he comes to Maine to present "Why RISK Your Life? LIVE IT!"

Saul Malek is a professional speaker specializing in gambling addiction awareness, prevention, and education. Saul developed a gambling addiction as a college sophomore, losing money, time, relationships, and nearly his life. Since entering recovery in 2019, he has become an in-demand speaker, sharing his story with groups around the country and with major news outlets.

We had a great time at last Friday's Nonprofit Networking event held by the Muskie Student Organization at the Universit...
03/09/2026

We had a great time at last Friday's Nonprofit Networking event held by the Muskie Student Organization at the University of Southern Maine's Wishcamper Center. There are so many incredible nonprofit organizations doing great work for our state. We are proud to be one of them!

Black Balloon Day is observed every year on March 6th in honor of the lives we've lost to overdose. Honoring these lives...
03/06/2026

Black Balloon Day is observed every year on March 6th in honor of the lives we've lost to overdose. Honoring these lives includes doing the work to support families impacted by substance use disorder and raise awareness about the ongoing opioid crisis.

This year, we've set up a table in our lobby with everything needed to make a black balloon day remembrance bracelet. We hope you'll stop by to take a moment of reflection 🖤

Beyond the Bet: Gambling, Wellness and Communit🗓️ 3/14/26 at Portland Recovery Community CenterIf you’re interested in l...
03/05/2026

Beyond the Bet: Gambling, Wellness and Communit
🗓️ 3/14/26 at Portland Recovery Community Center

If you’re interested in learning more about problem gambling, join us for 2 informational presentations including a talk by Saul Malek, a professional speaker specializing in gambling addiction awareness, prevention, and education. The presentations will be followed by a peer support group meeting.

03/04/2026

💜 Recovery Fun with The Phoenix at PRCC

Connection. Community. A little friendly competition.

For March, we’re breaking out the board games! 🎲♟️
Come join us for an afternoon of laughter, strategy, and connection.

🗓 1st Saturday of every month
⏰ 1:00 PM
📍 Portland Recovery Community Center
102 Bishop St, Portland, ME

These prosocial, sober-active gatherings are all about building meaningful friendships and strengthening recovery — one game at a time.

Register in advance on the Phoenix app:
👉 https://thephoenix.org/app

Phoenix Recovery will be back at PRCC on Saturday, March 7th for their Recovery Fun series. These events and gatherings ...
03/04/2026

Phoenix Recovery will be back at PRCC on Saturday, March 7th for their Recovery Fun series. These events and gatherings provide prosocial, sober-active spaces that build connection, community, and meaningful friendships. This Saturday is arts and crafts day. Stop by from 1-3pm. Be sure to register ahead of time!
https://ow.ly/XJaH50Yo4B9

Last week PRCC staff and other community members visited Windham Middle School's 7th graders for an assembly kicking off...
03/03/2026

Last week PRCC staff and other community members visited Windham Middle School's 7th graders for an assembly kicking off the annual project, "Taking Back Maine’s Future: Ending the Op**te Crisis" held since 2018.

Please help us congratulate James, our Volunteer of the Month for March! Thank you for everything you do! ⭐
03/02/2026

Please help us congratulate James, our Volunteer of the Month for March! Thank you for everything you do! ⭐

We believe that a phone call can make someone feel wanted, included and cared about. We believe a phone call can save a ...
03/01/2026

We believe that a phone call can make someone feel wanted, included and cared about. We believe a phone call can save a life.

When you sign up to receive calls from the Telephone Recovery Support Program, Recovery Center volunteers will call to ask how your recovery is progressing, and offer to connect you to resources needed to achieve and maintain recovery. Our volunteers are trained to offer support, compassion, and helpful information.

This program is free and confidential, and all calls are made from our offices between 9AM-6PM.

Interested in signing up to receive calls? Reach out at 207-553-2575 to learn how to get started. Anyone who is seeking support to initiate or sustain their recovery is welcome to receive calls.

The Partnership to End Addiction has information for parents and loved ones to learn more about the intersection of eati...
02/28/2026

The Partnership to End Addiction has information for parents and loved ones to learn more about the intersection of eating disorders and substance use. Visit their website to learn more: https://ow.ly/ZVyz50YmsyY

We love partnering with local organizations to help others. The Recovery in Action Group stopped by Food for All, a hala...
02/27/2026

We love partnering with local organizations to help others. The Recovery in Action Group stopped by Food for All, a halal food pantry in Portland to help package food supplies. Our volunteer group was able to prepare 200 bags of produce and dried goods for distribution out to families around Portland. Do you want to get involved in the Recovery in Action Group? Reach out to Wade to get started. Wade@PortlandRecovery.org

Address

102 Bishop Street
Portland, ME
04103

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 8pm
Tuesday 8am - 8pm
Wednesday 8am - 8pm
Thursday 8am - 8pm
Friday 8am - 8pm
Saturday 8am - 8pm
Sunday 8am - 12pm

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