Burlington County Resource Recovery Center

The Burlington County Resource Recovery Center (BCRRC) is a program where individuals can access peer support, information about substance use disorder (SUD), recovery support services, and information about other community resources in a supportive, substance-free environment. The center offers a warm and welcoming environment and is conducive to individuals from all recovery backgrounds coming together to receive peer-to-peer support, training, social, educational, and recreational opportunities.

The BCRRC aims to:

• Strengthen the linkage between treatment and recovery;
• Increase support for sustained recovery within the community;
• Offer resources to individuals seeking information on substance use disorder and behavioral treatment, DMHAS Interim Managing Entity (IME) Addictions Access Center, Family Support Centers, Support Team for Addiction Recovery (STAR), Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) options, and more;
• Help prevent recurrence of substance use;
• Inform individuals about Naloxone training and where they can obtain kits;
• Provide recovery resources;
• Provide a trauma-informed community where individuals can achieve a full and satisfying life free of trauma and its consequences.

The BCRRC provides linkages to county services such as The Housing Hub, Board of Social Services, Office of Aging, The Job Center, and more. It also provides linkages and resources for mental health and substance use treatment as well as other needed services. 

Events are held each month, with transportation assistance available.