*** Important Message***
Due to possible Covid exposure and the highly contagious Omicrom virus, the Brockton RCC Center located at 730 Belmont Street will be closed starting today January 3rd through January 14th, at which time we will reassess the situation.
During the next two weeks, we will be holding meetings virtually via ZOOM and phone call-ins. Please see our calendar for that information.
We apologize for any inconvenience, however, the health and wellness of our peers are the highest priority.
If you have any questions please don't hesitate to call Barbara at 774-359-2131
Meet The BAMSI Brockton Team
Ryan Gildersleeve
Peer Facilitator
Ziona Rivera
Outreach Coodinator
Elizabeth Keeling
TAY Peer Leader
ShayLynn Almeida
Outreach Coordinator
Barbara DeCunzo
Area Program Director/
Peer Leader
Laura Bagley
Peer Facilitator
We look forward to
hearing from you!
Lorna Ulmer
Bridger
James Landers
Peer Facilitator
Marlene Lolles
Peer Facilitator/
The Brockton Recovery Connection Center
730 Belmont Street, Brockton, MA 02301
Phone: 508-857-0316
Fax: 774-223-5130
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BAMSI's RLC
ABOUT
US
The Centers offer groups that provide connections to others experiencing mental health challenges in a safe environment to learn and grow. Our RLC community members and peer staff are interested in meeting you, sharing thoughts on recovery and talking about their lived experience. We value the lived experience of having a mental health and/or addiction history. Our model is that of equality. Come for an hour, stay for the day, and make friends for a life time. All the services of the Recovery Centers are free of charge.
More about our RCC
RCC is an entirely peer-run community dedicated to providing support, education and advocacy by providing opportunities and resources to assist individuals in finding their own path to mental health recovery. Our Recovery Centers have no barrier of access for people who self-identify as having a mental health issue in the past or present and/or having substance abuse issues. The RLC’s doors are open to everyone and anyone who feels they belong and wants to join a recovery community. Our program helps those it supports analyze their goals in life creating a map that will help an individual support and obtain their life goals.
Our Schedule
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Young Adult Support Groups
(TAY-transitional age youth)
