Our mission is to offer assistance and support to those suffering from substance use in their transition toward lifestyles of health and productivity by offering a drug free environment as well as resources to develop the whole person.
We have a number of programs that are offered to the community, often at no cost to those that we serve.
Click the program to read more information about each one
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A partnership with MDH to bring awareness to the targeted marketing and damaging health effects commercial menthol tobacco has on the African American Community, while promoting ending sales of menthol tobacco and creating healthy smoke free environment.
The work that Greg and Damone are doing within this initiative is incredible - if you are struggling to quit smoking please reach out to them today for some great resources and support options.
greg@tcrpinc.org
Damone@tcrpinc.org
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A virtual conference held yearly which promotes community based programming to reduce stigma and racial disparities in access to opioid use disorder services.
For more information and to stay up to date on dates please click here.
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Monthly we collaborate with local organizations to give you social events that uphold our mission, vision, and sense of community.
Check our calendar for events!
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Invest 46 hours over six days and emerge as a Certified Peer Recovery Specialist (CPRS). This intensive training primes you for a rewarding career in the Recovery field.
For more specific requirements, information, and application information please click here.
Next Class Dates:
August 24 - 28
Graduation August 29Deadline to Apply
Friday, August 14
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Item dForensics Endorsement Training is facilitated by dedicated staff at TCRP and offered to those who currently are CPRS at no cost.
This training is a key requirement for obtaining the Forensic Endorsement (FE) as a CPRS and CPRSR.
Next Class Dates:
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Navigating through grief and trauma can be overwhelming, but you don’t have to do it alone. Our support groups offer a safe and compassionate space to share your experiences, find comfort, and heal together. These are 8week courses and we currently offer 3 different varieties of cohorts including:
After Care Grief & Trauma
Weekly on Mondays
6pm -8pm
Northside Office
Community Grief & Trauma
Weekly on Tuesdays
6pm -8pm
Northside Office
Community Corrections
Grief & Trauma
Weekly on Thursdays
6pm - 8pm
Northside Office
Whether you’re dealing with the loss of a loved one, recovering from a traumatic event, or simply need a supportive community, our groups are here for you.
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This program offers 24/7 walk-up service for help with opioid, other substance use, and mental health support at Fire Station 14 and 2, as well as local partner businesses around the neighborhood.
For more information and location please click here.
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Our focus is providing a safe space for men to talk, share, and connect without judgement. During this group we will establish coping strategies, stress management exercises, and self care all within a mutually uplifting environment.
For more information please reach out to Anthony; email: anthony@twincitiesrecoveryproject.org
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N/A is support group for those attempting to recover from drugs other than just alcohol. Peers meet regularly to share their experiences and support each other to quit. Remember you are not alone in your journey to recovery.
We meet on Sundays 10:30am - Noon at our Southside location 3400 East Lake Street, Suite 100, Minneapolis MN 55406.
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Since January of 2020, the Twin Cities Recovery Project has been teaching the public how to use naloxone to reverse an opioid overdose, as well as providing the community with Naloxone kits. All of our in-person training sessions are interactive, and we address any and all questions that the group asks.
For dates that our Naloxone Training is offered at our locations please click here.
If you are interested in having a training held at your organization, school, or business please reach via phone 612-886-2045.
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Step into our open-access space, where camaraderie meets convenience. Enjoy complimentary coffee, snacks, and entertainment, or tap into our resources for job searches, resume assistance, computer access, and Wi-Fi.
Included in our On-Site Services are our Social Club events which invite people to sober activities which include: Bingo Nights, Speaker Jam, & Chili & Chill. For more information about each of these and dates of them please check out our calendar.
Two convenient locations:
Northside Minneapolis:
1011 Broadway Ave N. Suite 100 Minneapolis, MN 55411
Phone: 612-345-7420Southside Minneapolis:
3400 East Lake Street, Suite 100 Minneapolis, MN 55406
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During outreach we visit homeless encampments in the Twin Cities to pass out bottled water, food, clothing, hygiene kits, clean needles, Narcan kits, etc. We also stop by organizations or businesses in the community to hand out Narcan Kits and educate them on how to use them, and provide them with resources, programs, supports that TCRP offers.
For more information on when our Outreach program meets click here.
You can also reach out to Greg, our Outreach Manager today.
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In partnership with Project Pride for Living we deliver specialized onsite peer services tailored to the unique environments of Collaborative Village and New Foundations.
At Collaborative Village - our focus is on empowering women battling mental health challenges, providing vital support to stabilize and sustain their living situations. Our peer services are hands-on, engaging with residents to meet their multifaceted needs and forging connections to crucial community resources.
At New Foundations - our focus is to expand our reach to women navigating both mental health and substance use issues using the approach as that at CV.
For more information please contact Yonova at y.eason@twincitiesrecoveryproject.org
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Empower your journey with our peer recovery coaches who provide advocacy, connect you to essential resources, and support you in navigating challenges such as housing, job searches, resume building, and other barriers to a fulfilling life.
For more information about this service and to be matched with a coach please stop by either our Southside or Northside locations or give us a call today! 612-886-2045
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Next cohort begins January 14 – sign up today!
The goal of ROC is to build pathways in recovery supporting youth with life affirming tools to navigate social, emotional, and economic challenges in everyday life. During our 8 week cohort youth will be able to increase Academic Success, Increase Communication Skills, Engage in Prosocial Behaviors, and Increase Inhibition & Impulse Control.
8 Week Cohort Details:
Ages: 9 - 26
Location: 1011 W Broadway N. MPLS
Day: Weekly on Wednesdays starting January 14
Time: 6pm - 8pm
Lead by: Damone J Presley SrRecovery meetings held on Saturdays 4pm
Contact Damone for more information – 651-313-4282 or by email damone@tcrpinc.org
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In partnership with MRC and DOCCR this program connects incarcerated individuals to Peer Services prior to release to asses needs and link them to services and resources. These include things such as housing, jobs, mental health services, clothing and other basic needs that will promote the highest level of success upon re-entry into society.
Ultimately we want to provide them with a sense of belonging within a supportive and understanding community.
For more information please contact our Northside office by phone 612-345-7420
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The Ride for Justice Bike Club is an initiative that started in the Summer of 2020 after the death of George Floyd.
The Ride for Justice Bike Club meets weekly at 10am on Saturday mornings from May to October.
Before the ride, we have coffee, fellowship, and meditation, and the group departs for the ride at 11 am. TCRP has a few bikes that we are able to lend, but we encourage everyone who has a bike and helmet available to bring their own.
