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NEW!
20th Anniversary Celebration to mark the signing of the Americans with Disabilities Act!
Click here to view the flyer.
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People can and do recover from drug and alcohol addiction and/or mental illness. ACCR’s new booklet, Hope and Change: Imagine the Possibilities, identifies key aspects in the recovery journey that give each of us the power to make changes in our lives. Click here to take a survey to tell us what you think about Hope and Change! See also the Recovery-Oriented Service Planning Principles Brochure.
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2008 – 2009 Annual Report
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Minute takers wanted for ACCR Committee!
The minute taker position is an excellent chance to polish one’s community involvement and work skills. Taking minutes improves existing skills and builds on others. Being willing to learn a new skill and complete a job well done always improves one’s reputation for hard work and gains one respect. Compensation is $60 for each meeting for which corrected minutes are complete and ready for posting to the website.
Click here to view the Minute Recorder Position Description.
Click here to view the Minute Recorder Application Form.
Click here to view the Minute Taking Template.
Send replies to Margaret.Park@AlleghenyCounty.US at 412-350-3455
or
William.Boyce@AlleghenyCounty.US at 412-350-4166.
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Our Vision
Every Allegheny County resident with a mental
health and/or substance use disorder is supported in his/her recovery journey by
friends, families, communities and service providers who understand and practice
recovery principles.
Our Mission
The mission of ACCR is to increase awareness of
behavioral health recovery and to promote the use of recovery principles and
practices in behavioral health services in Allegheny County.
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