RAIL Support Services

Recovery Advocates in Livingston (RAIL) provides nonclinical support services that assists individuals and families in recovering from alcohol or drug problems. 

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RAIL is a  peer-operated organization that serves as a local resource of community-based recovery support for persons in recovery and their families. Maintaining  sobriety takes real work.  Cravings, stress, anxiety, and old acquaintances can all be potential threats to sobriety. Adapting to a life that doesn’t revolve around drug and alcohol abuse can be very difficult. Making the transition from a life of addiction into an independent life of sobriety is a major challenge and RAIL is here to help! 

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Services include:

• Recovery groups

• Recovery management

• Employment services and job training

• Case management

• Resource coordination: providing connection to legal services, social services, food stamps, etc.

• Family support group, life skills; spiritual and faith-based support

• Recreational/social activities and sober living skills

• Training opportunities for persons in recovery and community  professionals

 

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RAIL’s office is at 5888 Sterling  Drive, Howell, Michigan 48116

Open Monday-Friday 11am-4pm

517-586-4041

Coordinator: Tim Wessel

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Our mission is to mobilize resources within and outside of the recovery community to increase the prevalence and quality of long-term recovery.

 

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