Recovery
Recovery Month
Since 1989, Recovery Month has been observed every September to support and promote new recovery and treatment practices, celebrate the nation’s recovery community, and honor the service providers and communities that make recovery possible. It’s a time to recognize and celebrate those who have achieved recovery as well as the families and loved ones who support them.
Recovery Support Mini-Grant Opportunity
Franklin/Fulton Drug and Alcohol Program is pleased to announce the availability of Recovery Support Mini-Grants for calendar year 2025. Funded through opioid settlement dollars, these grants — up to $2,000 — are designed to support pro-social recovery events that align with the goals of Exhibit E. Eligible applicants include organizations seeking to engage individuals in recovery, their families, youth, and the broader community through meaningful activities that promote connection and wellness.
To learn more or apply, download the application.
Completed applications should be submitted to ffda@franklincountypa.gov
Certified Recovery Specialist
Certified Recovery Specialists (CRS) are individuals with personal, lived experience in their own substance use disorder recovery. By offering insight into the recovery process based on their own experience, recovery specialists are able to provide a unique perspective while providing recovery support services. The CRS is not a sponsor, case manager or a therapist but rather a role model, mentor, advocate and motivator.
Certification/Training Resources
Locally Contracted Certified Recovery Specialist (CRS) Services
In Franklin County
Pyramid Healthcare
124 Chambers Hill Road
Chambersburg, PA 17201
Phone: 717-261-9100
pyramidhealthcarepa.com
Pyramid Healthcare
626 North Grant Street
Waynesboro, PA 17268
Phone: 717-809-2088
pyramidhealthcarepa.com
In Fulton County
Fulton County Family Partnership
22438 Great Cove Road, #106
McConnellsburg, PA 17233
Phone: 717-485-676
fcfpinc.org
Gaudenzia
201 Lincoln Way West
McConnellsburg, PA 17233
Phone: 717-325-4855
gaudenzia.org
DDAP Licensed Recovery Housing
A recovery home is a group living environment developed for the treatment and education of persons with alcohol or drug-related issues and/or dependencies.
Recovery Liaison
The Recovery Liaison assists individuals in connecting to services such as treatment, peer support, housing, transportation, vocational training, employment services, telephone support, support groups, system navigation, recovery resource dissemination, life skills training, and prosocial activities. A key aspect of the Recovery Liaison’s role is meeting individuals where they are in the community, providing support in their own environments.
Local Support Group Resources
To request any of the above services, please contact Franklin/Fulton Drug and Alcohol at ffda@franklincountypa.gov or 717-263-1256.