Recovery from addiction is a journey that lasts a lifetime. At Samaritan Daytop Village, our Recovery Services Division provides a comprehensive support network for New Yorkers committed to living a life free from drugs and alcohol. We also work closely with family, friends, and community members who are often the pillars of support for individuals in recovery.
At the heart of our recovery services is PARC (Peer Alliance Recovery Center), a community-based center offering a range of resources, activities, and peer support for individuals and their families. PARC is a place where people can grow, learn, and stay connected during their journey to recovery.
PARC hours are Monday – Friday 10am – 6pm
PARC Queens is located at 89-31 161st Street, 2nd Floor, in Jamaica, Queens, and is free to the public. The Recovery Club, a support network for those in recovery, meets weekly. For additional information or to receive a copy of this month’s Calendar of Activities, send an email to [email protected] or call (929) 244-1445.
PARC Bronx is located at The Richard Pruss Wellness Center, 510 Courtlandt Avenue, 2nd Floor, in the Bronx. For more information or to receive a copy of this month’s Calendar of Activities for this location, download a copy below, email [email protected], or call (929) 244-1500.
PARC is funded by the New York State Office of Addiction Services and Supports. PARC Bronx is the recipient of SAMHSA Grant #H79T1081708.
We integrate Harm Reduction strategies and training to help protect individuals from the risks of substance use, accidental overdose, and infection. Through outreach and Narcan training, we extend our services to communities throughout New York City.
PARC offers several peer professional training courses for individuals interested in building non-clinical careers as a peer services professional in recovery services. For a fee, individuals can register for PARC’s training courses to become a certified Peer Recovery Professional or Recovery Coach, or fulfill CARC and CRPA credit hours to maintain certification.
**Courses include the Recovery Coach Academy and Ethics for Peer Recovery Professionals. Paid internships at PARC are also available.
We also offer the public free Narcan training sessions, funded by the New York City Council. The training shows individuals howto administer Narcan to reverse opioid overdoses and save lives.
To learn more about Recovery Services or get involved, contact us.
Citywide Addiction Support Network (CASN) is a collaborative network of two dozen health and human services providers delivering prevention, treatment, and recovery services to New Yorkers struggling with or at risk of opioid and stimulant use disorder. Peer Professionals conduct outreach, engage with individuals contemplating treatment, connect participants to community-based recovery supports, and provide Harm Reduction training and education.
Serving the boroughs of Manhattan, Queens, and the Bronx, CASN targets populations that have historically encountered disparities and/or discrimination when accessing health and human services, especially African American, Hispanic, justice-involved, low-income, and/or undomiciled individuals. The network is funded by the NYS OASAS State Opioid Response grant.
Narcan is a life saving medication that reverses the effects of a heroin or opioid overdose
Narcan is a life saving medication that reverses the effects of a heroin or opioid overdose
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