Recovery Resources

This fall, we need your help to raise $6,000 to help us expand our Equine-Assisted Learning and Therapeutic Riding Programs. Your donation will go directly to making these programs more accessible to everyone in Garfield, Pitkin, and surrounding counties:

•  Your support helps nourish and care for our horses and donkeys, easing the cost of feed and vet care so we can keep our programs affordable for everyone.  
• When you support our Financial Assistance Fund, you’re helping us ensure that no one is turned away due to cost—by funding free or reduced-cost sessions and helping with transportation. 
• Your support helps ensure our horses and donkeys receive the continued care they need for their physical and mental well-being.  

We are here to help people heal. We are here to help people thrive, one brave step at a time. But we can't do this work alone. Recovery Resources is deeply grateful for the incredible generosity of private donors and local foundations who believe in our ability to change lives and entrust us with the funding we need to make that happen. Behind each client's success story is a donor or funder who shares the spirit of our mission. YOU make this work possible. Thank you! 

About Recovery Resources:

Recovery Resources is a 501 (c)3 non-profit organization dedicated to supporting individuals and families who are navigating serious adversities such as drug or alcohol addiction and homelessness. We have been serving the Roaring Fork Valley of Colorado since 2016. 

We serve people in need through 6 main program areas: 

• Reins of Resilience Equine Programs 
• Family Engagement Counseling Services 
• Justice Services
• Intensive Wrap-Around Services 
• Withdrawal Management (detox) and Recovery Support Services 
• Unsheltered Support Services 

All of our programs are designed to work together to help our clients achieve the best possible health outcomes and greater personal resilience. Many clients enroll concurrently in two or more of our programs, while others progress from one program to another as their needs and goals evolve.  

We prioritize building strong community partnerships that enable our staff teams to quickly connect clients with other critical services that fall outside the Recovery Resources' scope of work; such as residential treatment programs or primary care clinics. We also actively participate in several important initiatives that are creating positive change across the regional landscape of behavioral health and unsheltered support, including the Pitkin County Mental Health Access Program and the Valley Alliance to End Homelessness. We strive to be a leader in the communities we serve, and to embrace opportunities for impactful collaboration whenever possible.