Collectively Carrying the Message of Recovery to All Who Show Willingness to Receive This Gift

Collectively Carrying the Message of Recovery to All Who Show Willingness to Receive This Gift

2121 Vine St, Cincinnati, OH 45202 // (513) 399-7794 // greatercincinnatirecovery@gmail.com


	GCRRC Members Serenity Recovery Network Serenity House (Men) 508 Elberon Ave Cincinnati, OH 45205 (513) 921-1986 Email: dave@serenityrecoverynetwork.org www.serenityrecovery.net Serenity Recovery Network Angie's House of Freedom & Miracles (Women) 3763 Warsaw Ave Cincinnati, OH 45205 (513) 542-1439 Email: brandy@serenityrecoverynetwork.org www.serenityrecovery.net Prospect House 682 Hawthorne Ave Cincinnati, OH 45205 (513) 921-1613 www.prospect-house.org Charlie's 3/4 House 2121 Vine St Cincinnati, OH 45202 (513) 784-1853 Email: charlies34house@gmail.com www.charlies3-4.org Sober Living, Inc. 4027 Reading Rd Cincinnati, OH 45229 (513) 681-0324 www.soberlivingohio.com First Step Home 2203 Fulton Ave Cincinnati, OH 45206 (513) 961-4663 www.firststephome.org Greg's Place Sober Living 216 North C St Hamilton, OH 45013 (513) 285-8520 www.gregsplacesoberliving.com Membership Criteria This is a financially equal partnership with our collective ability to assist addicts/alcoholics find and maintain life-long recovery as our primary focus. As founding agencies we plan to further establish the guidelines, increase our resources, and welcome other appropriate agencies into the collaborative, and to collectively and without competition, acquire necessary and needed funding through any and all sources to assist the collaborative to carry out our primary purpose in carrying the message of recovery to all addicts and alcoholics who show the willingness to receive this gift. All GCRRC Members Will: Be 12-step, faith-based, with no religious preference. Have liability and Board of Directors insurance. Have structure and accountability in writing including policies, procedures, and guidelines for residents. This includes legal accountability I.E. zoning & capacity ordinances. Keep chart records of residents to document history and progress. These charts do not constitute the delivery of any professional services given by the agency of residency. This is basic documentation & needs to be done at least monthly. Be willing to track and comprise statistics of residents for funding and demographic purposes. Provide drug urinalysis either random or base on suspicion. Have an established curfew and a sign out and in policy. Require attendance at and documentation of 12-step meetings with fellow house members.