Celebrating over 10 Years of

Recovery

A Sober, Social Community

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When you come out of rehab where do you go? What do you do in this new sober lifestyle to have fun? How do you rebuild your life, heal your relationships, and start new?

Using a multiple pathways approach and strong accountability system, our programs are designed to rebuild lives from the ground up and inspire each member to achieve long term recovery.

By the Numbers

10 Years of Addiction Recovery

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Families Impacted

Crisis Phone Calls, Treatment Assistance, Scholarships, Recovery Coaching, and so much more. CFC has impacted over 20,000 families since its foundation.

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Meetings Per Year

Across all three of our locations, CFC hosts 1,095 support group meetings a year that are free & open to the public. Click here for meeting schedule.

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Coaches

CFC has trained over 400 recovery coaches and certified peer recovery specialists. Click here to view our upcoming training.

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Success Rate

Our relapse prevention program has an 85% success rate of individuals achieving long term recovery (18+ months). In 2020, CFC was awarded the Building Recovery Community Organization’s grant from SAMSHA for our proven success.

One person dies every 19 minutes from prescription drug abuse in the US according to CDC.

In 2020 alone:

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People Died from a Drug Overdose.

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That's a 30% Increase Since 2019.

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Of Those Deaths Involved an Opioid.

Our Mission

Celebrating CFC Recovery

We are committed to helping individuals and families struggling with addiction find, maintain, and strengthen their recovery through peer-based support programs and an all-encompassing recovery community. Click Here to Read Our Stories of Hope

“Waking up for a few sober minutes, face wet, embedded on a dirt ridden floor, in this abandoned motel in the middle of palm springs…I was crying in my sleep. I needed to run from myself, instead I reached for another needle….internal combustible self-hatred. If I remained sober for too many minutes I would have to realize where I was and what I had become.” Click Here to Read Daniel’s Story

Our Programs

Helping Our Local Community recover

CFC Recovery Homes

Opened in January 2015 in Monmouth and Ocean County, CFC Recovery Homes were created as a perfect model for long term recovery. Many sober living's lack the structure and management that is necessary to guide individuals on a positive path to recovery. CFC Recovery Homes are a perfect blend of independence, peer support, safety, and structure that will keep residents motivated and focus on their positive life goals. These houses are democratically self-run and self-supported by occupants in recovery.

Frequently Asked Questions

Answering Your Common Questions

What Does CFC Do?

CFC is a relapse prevention program meaning our program begins after formal treatment and detox. We provided an array of recovery support services and an active sober social community. If you or a loved one is still in active addiction, we can assist with the entire journey from intervention to recovery.

What is a Relapse Prevention Program?

CFC provides an array of services to help individuals rebuild their lives after addiction while achieving longterm sobriety. These programs include:

Multiple pathway meetings which teach coping skill and self care
Sober social events which build community, peer support, self confidence and self worth
Volunteer opportunities which teach humility and gratitude
Surrounging an individual with a sober community allows them to create new friends and experiences separate from their old bad habits
Community creates the opposite of isolation.
Our Career & Employment program allows members to dream about a future regardless of their past mistakes.
Long Term Commitment to recovery. This is a lifestyle change, not just a phase.

How Do I Become a Member?

To become a CFC Member in Recovery, an individual must be actively pursuing recovery and schedule a meeting with our member services coordinator for an intake.

How is CFC Different from Other Recovery Organizations?

To become a CFC Member in Recovery, an individual must have 30 days clean time and then an Intake appointment must be scheduled. Intakes occur at different times at each location. These will be individual or small group sessions and can take up to an hour.

Do I Need to Be a Member to Attend Meetings?

No. CFC offers 68 monthly meetings across 3 locations in Monmouth & Ocean County. These meetings are free and open to the public. You can find the schedule online on our events page here.

What Do I Need for an Intake?

A prospective member needs to bring an active credit/Debit card to pay for intake ($50) and recurring membership fee ($25) and their insurance card for drug testing purposes. If you reside in CFC Houses, the program is free.

How Much Does CFC Cost?

Members in recovery pay a monthly fee of $30. This includes all programs and annual recovery retreats. Members must pay a $50 administrative fee for their inital Intake. If you reside in CFC Houses, the program is free.

Is CFC a Treatment Center?

No, CFC is a progressive self help program run entirely by peers and recovery specialists. There is no clinical services provided. Clinical treatment is very important to stabilize an individual, address the underlying issues through counseling and medical intervention, and to begin making recovery plans for the future. CFC is the boots on the ground team that helps put those plans in motion.

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Coming Full Circle

What CFC Stands for

“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

Testimonials

Stories of Hope & Healing

CFC has given me so many great things in my life and recovery since joining two months ago! Today after the Saturday Smart Recovery meeting me and two other CFC members went to the Manasquan reservoir. I had a beautiful time and was with an awesome company! I've met so many amazing, like-minded people with the same goal as me. CFC has also motivated me to better myself and my health. I recently started eating healthy and working out because being in recovery is about the whole picture...the mind, body, and spirit. Being a CFC member has done wonders for my well-being and recovery! Many thanks to this fantastic foundation! 🙂

Erin B.

This is my favorite meeting. It settles me and let’s me sustain a full hour of total calm and relaxation. I think everyone should experience this as it is good for mind,body and soul. We are very lucky to be afforded the opportunity to have such experience staff teach us!

Lynn M.

Thank you to jay, Ashley, and Dan v for putting this together for our CFC family. This was such a good experience and such a fun time getting together with everyone, having the theater to our selves, and getting into the Christmas spirit. Hands down one of my favorite nights with everyone yet! It’s so refreshing to go to our events SOBER and actually enjoy my self. Laugh with people I love, and not run to hide in a bathroom and drink just to build up the courage to be around everyone! Always looking forward to the next event!

Kristen

CFC has helped me see how amazing life can be sober! I have made incredible friends and we are always there for each other. The community here is family and in the four months I have being sober so much of my life has improved whether it is the relationship with my parents and sister or how I perform at work. I owe so much to CFC and am incredibly grateful to the Regan family, Jay, and all the CFC members and employees. Love you guys!

Ty M.

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