About the Franklin Recovery Center

FCRC is a peer-driven space built on connection, compassion, and shared responsibility. By being here, everyone agrees to follow the practices below.

Relational Respect and Peer Values

• Treat everyone with honesty, kindness, and respect.
• Support others when you can and ask for help when you need it. Grow together with compassion and accountability.
• Lived experience is a source of strength and wisdom.
• Listen closely, speak from your own experience, do not interrupt, and do not give unsolicited advice.
• Communicate directly and with care. If harm occurs, work toward repair and mutual understanding.

Emotional and Physical Safety

• Participate at your own pace. You can share, listen, or simply be present. Support is available.
• Difficult emotions are valid. Express them respectfully and without threats.
• Ask before any physical contact. Personal space matters.
• If you feel unsafe or worry about someone else, talk with an FCRC team member.

Confidentiality and Boundaries

• Keep what is shared here private, unless someone’s safety is at risk.
• Use social media in ways that protect privacy. Always get permission before sharing FCRC photos, events, or plans.

Substance Free, Weapon Free, Inclusive Space

• No alcohol, drugs, paraphernalia even if legal, or weapons.
• Smoking only in designated outdoor areas.
• The space is for adults 18 plus unless a family friendly event is announced.
• No discrimination of any kind, including by race, color, religion, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, ability, age, national origin, or recovery pathway.

These partners offer ongoing, direct support and resources to the Franklin County Recovery Center. They are deeply integrated into our programs and services.

These organizations have participated in FCRC events as tabling partners or have been recognized for their community alignment and support.