Each year, thousands of individuals and families turn to Recovery Resource Council for help. All it takes is a moment to change a life for the better.
The mission of Recovery Resource Council is to promote wellness and recovery from disorders relating to alcohol, substance use, trauma, and mental health. Building on a core value of Making Meaningful Change, Recovery Resource Council has been serving North Texas since 1946 with an established a pathway to substance abuse screening and mental, behavioral health treatment services for low income, uninsured, or under-insured youth and adults.
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Our services include addiction treatment, housing, and prevention and are provided in these 20 North Texas counties: Collin, Cooke, Dallas, Denton, Ellis, Erath, Fannin, Grayson, Hood, Hunt, Johnson, Kaufman, Navarro, Palo Pinto, Parker, Rockwall, Somervell, Tarrant, Wichita, and Wise Counties.
Mental Health Services for Veterans and their families are now provided statewide.
Education Presentations
Alcohol & Substance Misuse Screenings
Clients Served
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Recovery Resource Council has committed to operating at 100% capacity and has increased our geographic service area to continue to meet the increased addiction and mental health needs of all North Texans. Virtual and in person services are available. All services are provided in adherence with CDC guidelines. Additionally, the Council is Joint Commission Accredited.
Our services are affordable, accessible, and sometimes completely free. We have been designated as an “essential business” by the government and will remain open and here to serve.
Youth prevention and education services are provided using evidence-based curriculum to youth in schools, camps, and in the neighborhoods where our kids live.
Adult prevention and education services are provided virtually and on-site at one of our three North Texas agencies. Services provided include DUI classes, community outreach, and coalition building.
Prevention Resource Center – Region 3: Recovery Resource Council is the host agency for the second largest Prevention Resource Center in Texas, providing vital data, statistics, training and analysis for the state of Texas on alcohol and drug use. More information here: https://prc3.org/.
At the core of the Council’s services and it’s origin is addiction treatment and we are proud to have 75 years of continuous services in North Texas. Currently addiction treatment services at the Council include, outreach, screening, information, and referral services, with the Council acting as the front door to treatment for thousands of North Texans. Trauma and evidence -based outpatient treatment is also provided virtually or on-site at one of our North Texas Campuses.
Veterans and unsheltered people often struggle with addiction and mental health issues. In 2013, the Council expanded its programs to include psychotherapy to veterans and their families, working in concert with Veterans Affairs (V.A.) to provide much needed services that are in short supply. Therapy is provided in person and virtually and at no cost to the veterans and their family.
Additionally, the Council provides permanent supportive housing and rapid rehousing to North Texans, with rapid rehousing programs focusing on low-income veteran families. In partnership with My Health My Resources (MHMR) the Council is able to address the addiction and mental health needs of those receiving housing services.
