RCCC News Articles
Recovery Cafe pop-ups build community in Washougal, Gorge
Jodene Stonebarger, who manages the five Recovery Cafe pop ups that provide needed resources to communities in Washougal, Stevenson, Goldendale and White Salmon, says the Recovery Cafe model made a world of difference in her life.
New community court in Vancouver focuses on low-level offenses
A new community court in Vancouver is focused on helping people who have been arrested for low-level offenses. The court, which is called the Vancouver Community Justice Court, is a partnership between the city of Vancouver, Clark County, and the nonprofit organization Community Justice Center of Southwest Washington.
Working in Clark County: Juliey Parker, Kitchen Manager at the Recovery Cafe
Parker originally came to the cafe as a member in 2020, after struggling with addiction. She found the cafe to be a supportive and welcoming environment, and she soon began volunteering in the kitchen. In 2022, she was promoted to kitchen manager.
Recovery Cafe ‘blazing a trail’ in East Clark County
A new recovery cafe is blazing a trail in East Clark County. The cafe, which is currently operating as a pop-up, offers a safe and supportive space for people in recovery to connect with others, share their stories, and build community. The cafe's organizers hope to eventually open a permanent location in Washougal.
Recovery Cafe Clark County provides a safe haven
The Recovery Cafe Clark County is an important resource for people in recovery. It provides a safe and supportive space where people can connect with others, share their stories, and build community. The cafe is a valuable asset to the Clark County community and is helping to make a difference in the lives of people struggling with addiction.
Family Navigator program charts Clark County woman’s path to recovery
Clark County woman seeks help, gets sober, regains custody of children
Restoration through community thrives at Recovery Café
The café offers a variety of services, including meals, coffee, laundry facilities, and recovery circles. Recovery circles are led by people in recovery and are designed to provide support and accountability.
Linda's Story - Permanent Supportive Housing Saves Lives
Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH) is a type of housing that provides permanent, affordable housing to people who are experiencing homelessness, along with on-site support services to help them address the challenges that led to their homelessness.