Recovery Advocacy Warriors (RAW)
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Recovery Advocacy Warriors (RAW) is a Recovery Community Organization (RCO) that is made up of community members who are dedicated to providing education, advocacy, prevention, and awareness for individuals affected by substance use disorder (SUD) and addiction recovery. Our mission is to reduce the stigma surrounding addiction and make recovery even more possible for those seeking help.
What types of services does RAW offer?
- Free Naloxone training for individuals and community agencies
- Free Community C-CAR training events
- Free Community events that promote awareness and reduce the stigma surrounding addiction.
- Resources for those addressing substance use disorder
Who are we, and what do we do?
- RAW is a Recovery Community Organization that focuses on breaking the stigma of substance use disorder.
- RAW is supported by Catholic Charities of Southeast Michigan to serve the recovery community of Monroe County.
- RAW provides public education and awareness to the Monroe County community by hosting events and training such as:
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- Annual Walk & Rally
- Annual Recovery Picnic
- Recovery Coach Academy training Naloxone training & distribution RAW supports multiple pathways to recovery
- We also focus on connecting individuals to recovery-related activities and services such as: Joseph Center of Hope (A 23-hour crisis intervention center that provides shelter and stabilization until the client can reach the next level of care.)
- Referrals to Medicated Assisted Treatment programs, outpatient services, inpatient services Connecting individuals with Recovery Coaches and Peer Support services Mutual aid support groups (Evidence based groups, 12-step programs, faith-based groups, and any other group that supports recovery.)
Location and Contact Information:
RAW is located in Monroe, Michigan at 552 Rambow Drive
Contact Sarah Derigo, Program Manager and Executive Director of RAW at 734-240-3850 ext. 3227 or find us on Facebook
You can also visit us on our KnowMoreMonroe community awareness page
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