Together we're organizing a movement.

Who we are.

The Recovery Advocacy Project (RAP) is a network of people across the country advocating for addiction recovery policies. RAP is committed to giving people in recovery from all pathways, family members, and supporters of recovery the grassroots organizing tools to think and act locally. RAP is working to build a visible and effective constituency in demand of community and public policy based solutions in response to America’s long standing addiction crisis.

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Advocacy

Change happens from the ground up. Not from the top down. We’re committed to building communities and constituencies of consequence by empowering people to become advocates for what’s best in their own backyard. 

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Network

Meet other like-minded community leaders. Learn new tools. Empower others in your community to make a difference. We believe in the power of community to force change.

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Action

Action speaks louder than words. Policy and decision makers respond to mobilized communities. The time to stand up for recovery is now. 

Community Driven.

Mobilized Constituencies.

The Recovery Advocacy Project (RAP) is committed to giving people in recovery, family members, and supporters of recovery the grassroots organizing tools to think and act locally. RAP is working to build a visible and effective constituency in demand of community and public policy based solutions in response to America’s long-standing addiction crisis.

Mobilize Recovery

Mobilize Recovery is an ongoing initiative to empower, skill share, and train recovery community organizers. The purpose of Mobilize Recovery is to create spaces for recovery advocates to step into their own power as organizers and take learned skills and shared expertise back to their communities.

Mobilize Recovery gives YOU the tools to make sustainable, real change in your community; connect with emerging leaders from across the country; and develop a plan of action that we can work on together to inspire recovery and end the preventable overdose crisis in America.

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