Championing a thriving recovery ecosystem in RI

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Recovery-supportive policy and systems change.

RICARES advocates at the Rhode Island State House for laws and policies that expand access to recovery capital, housing, healthcare, education, and second chances, and to reduce the stigma that keeps people from seeking or receiving care

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Ways to Advocate as a Recovery Ally

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“Phenomenal presentation! Thank you for sharing the material along with parts of your own story, it really enhanced my learning. Alex is the best, I would definitely take another one of his trainings.”

ALLY | TRAINING FEEDBACK SURVEY

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BILLS PASSED DURING 2026 LEGISLATIVE SESSION

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RECOVERY ALLIES TRAINED LAST YEAR

WORK WITH US

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INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

Host an Intern

RICARES' CPRS Internship Program places newly trained Peer Recovery Specialists at partner sites for 18 hours a week, where they gain hands-on experience delivering peer recovery support services. RICARES provides weekly supervision and professional development.

Hosting an intern gives your organization dedicated peer support capacity while giving someone new to the field the structured experience they need to launch a career.

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Rally4Recovery

• Saturday, September 19, 2026 •

Rally4Recovery • Saturday, September 19, 2026 •

Sponsor a table at Rhode Island's largest celebration of recovery. Rally4Recovery connects your organization directly with thousands of Rhode Islanders in the recovery community and their allies.