Support, Advocacy, and Empowerment for Every Step of the Journey
The Recovery Program at CFLR is rooted in advocacy, empowerment, and connection. We walk alongside individuals as they navigate their recovery journey—offering support, tools, and community. Whether through one-on-one coaching, peer-led groups, or outreach, our team helps people build hope, strengthen resilience, and move toward long-term recovery.
Who We Serve
Individuals 17+
Herkimer & Oneida County Residents
Anyone impacted by substance use, mental health challenges, or homelessness
Core Services & Supports
Outreach & Engagement
Peer Support & Recovery Coaching
Narcan Distribution & Overdose Prevention
Peer-Led Support Groups
Moral Reconation Therapy (MRT)
Erin’s Light Outreach
Free Community Recovery Events
Advocacy & Education
Training & Community Education
Narcan Training (Free)
Peer Foundational Training
(for future peer professionals)
Workplace or community presentations
Measuring Our Impact
"Recovery is not one-size-fits-all. Every journey is unique, and everyone deserves dignity, connection, and support."
Recovery & Peer Support — FAQ
Peer support connects individuals with trained Peer Recovery Specialists who have lived experience with substance use or mental health recovery. They offer guidance, encouragement, and understanding from someone who has been through a similar journey.
No. You do not need to be in treatment to work with a Peer Recovery Specialist. We support individuals in early recovery, long-term recovery, or anyone exploring recovery options.
No. All peer support services—including coaching, groups, outreach, events, and Narcan training—are free of charge.
The Recovery & Peer Support program is available to individuals 17 years and older living in Herkimer or Oneida County.
(Erin’s Light outreach may support additional age ranges depending on need.)
Your first meeting is a conversation focused on your goals, needs, and what support feels right for you. Together, you’ll outline next steps, identify resources, and create a plan centered around your recovery journey.
Yes. CFLR provides free Narcan training for individuals, families, businesses, and community groups. Narcan kits are also available.
Groups vary by location but may include peer-led support groups, recovery check-ins, topic-based groups, community connections, and MRT (Moral Reconation Therapy) groups.
MRT is a structured, evidence-based program that helps individuals build decision-making skills, increase accountability, and strengthen their recovery foundation.
Yes. CFLR offers Peer Foundational Training for individuals interested in becoming credentialed peer professionals.
The easiest way to begin is to reach out directly to our Peer Recovery Specialist.
You can call, email, or click the “Connect With a Peer Recovery Specialist” button on this page.
Connect With Our Peer Support Team
If you or someone you care about is navigating recovery, you don’t have to do it alone. Our Peer Recovery Specialists are here to offer support, guidance, and real-world experience from someone who has walked the journey themselves.
Reach out today to get connected with peer support, coaching, groups, trainings, and community resources.
Katie Rodriguez
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