APAA Team Members- Back- Greg Williams, Robert Koonce, Joe Powell, Chester McGee, James Wright  Front- Diana Burns, Carol McDaid, Adrienne McCann

APAA is a non-profit organization with the purpose of providing recovery support services to individuals in or seeking recovery from alcohol or drug addiction. We are a peer-driven and peer-led recovery community support program that offers peer-to-peer recovery management and promotes volunteerism within the recovery community.

We provide APAA members the opportunity to interact with each other in safe environments to nourish their shared recovery. APAA emphasizes recovery with respect to overall health and the promotion of wellness through improving relationships with self, family, and community. APAA is not a treatment program.

Recovery is living a satisfying, hopeful, and contributing life even with the limitations caused by addiction and its associated stigma. It is a unique, personal process of changing individual attitudes, values, feelings, goals, skills and/or roles. Recovery involves the development of a new meaning and purpose in an individual's life as they progress beyond the catastrophic effects of addiction.

Core Values

Vision

APAA envisions a world community that understands addiction as an illness of the mind, body and spirit; that is free from the stigma associated with addiction; and that supports prevention, treatment and recovery.

Mission

APAA will educate all segments of the community about the nature of addiction and recovery, and will provide recovery support services to individuals, families and the recovering community.

Goals

  1. To provide APAA members with recovery support services and tailored recovery commitment within a safe & nurturing environment.
  2. To collaborate with community entities to facilitate access to resources for APAA members; and to help members establish a strong support system to reduce the risk of relapse.
  3. To educate the community about addiction, long-term recovery, and to increase awareness of APAA in efforts to minimize the stigma & discrimination associated with addiction recovery.
   

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