OUR IMPACT
Rebuilding Lives
Members Stages:
Awakening (IPRP Program | 1-3 Months)
Fortification (3-6 Months)
Broadening (6-12 Months)
Emergent (12-18 Months)
Team Leader (18+Month)
Alumni+

IPRP Day Program
Monday to Friday | 10am to 2pm
The Intensive Peer Recovery Program (IPRP) has been developed to bridge and transition individuals from clinical care into a recovery community organization by utilizing peer support groups and peer case management. The program will educate individuals not only about recovery but will help them develop the integral life skills needed in order to fully assimilate into a sober social environment.

CFC Relapse Prevention Program
Evenings & Weekends
An all-encompassing, peer driven accountability program that offers multiple pathways to recovery and is designed to provide up to 18 months of support to an individual transitioning from the IRPR Day Program or a clinical treatment center. Developed in 2012, this program has a 90% success rate of members in longterm recovery.
Healing Families
Specific programs designed for:
PARENTS
SPOUSES
GRANDPARENTS
SIBLINGS
Family Preservation Program
This program will encompass and involve the entire family by providing recovery sensitive resources, education and activities for both individual growth and family growth. Our mission is to support each family battling addiction with kindness, care, compassion and empathy. This program will strive to relieve stigma and shame commonly associated with addiction and mental health, and will simultaneously educate, heal and strengthen the family unit.
CFC stands for Coming Full Circle
‘I always describe addiction as more of an infection than a disease. It starts off as a wound that isn’t taken care of properly whether that is a chemical imbalance, a belief system that is irrational, unresolved trauma or the inability to cope with conditions. A person finds a substance or behavior that fixes the symptoms but not the problem and the wound becomes infected (addiction). Addiction Treatment is where one goes to clean that wound out of the infection and then recovery, community, and relapse prevention are the protocol in order to finally heal that wound. Once all our wounds are healed, we need to maintain these practices so that any new wounds do not become infected.’ - Daniel Regan, Founder
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Upcoming Fundraising Events!
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September 2019
- Sep 28, 2019 6th Annual - Rock The Farm Festival Sep 28, 2019
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July 2019
- Jul 18, 2019 Fireworks & Reggae Boat Cruise Jul 18, 2019
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March 2019
- Mar 1, 2019 Winter Gala - Circle of Life Mar 1, 2019
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February 2019
- Feb 7, 2019 Legally Blonde - The Musical! Feb 7, 2019
Thank you to our partners.

CFC Loud and Clear has been the solution to my problem. Having attempted recovery several times before I had learned a lot but there was still quite a lot missing. When I came to CFC I decided to take advantage of all it had to offer: attend all of their SMART meetings, move into their sober-living, obtain employment through their TKGO program, serve the community at outreach events and have a blast at their go to sober outings… Without having any fun, recovery would only seem like work. I can honestly say that I love my new sober lifestyle. CFC saved my life.