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About Kingdom Recovery Center
Kingdom Recovery Center (KRC), located in St. Johnsbury, Vermont, is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting individuals and families affected by substance use disorders. Since 2004, KRC has provided free, peer-led recovery support services, including recovery coaching, family support, life skills training, and health and wellness activities. Their mission is to offer a safe, welcoming, and substance-free environment for all, fostering healing and growth within the community.
What sets KRC apart is their collaborative approach, partnering with agencies like Northern Vermont Regional Hospital and Recovery Partners of VT to provide comprehensive support. They offer specialized programs such as Emergency Department Recovery Coaching, providing immediate assistance when needed most, and the Parents in Recovery program, supporting parents in navigating their recovery journey while fostering healthy family connections. By embracing multiple pathways to recovery and focusing on holistic well-being, KRC empowers individuals to reclaim their lives and achieve long-term wellness.
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