Houston Recovery Center

Sobering & Addiction Recovery Programs *Houston nonprofit since 2013*

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Happy Holidays!

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Whether you’re going out or hosting, make safety part of the plan before the first drink. Celebrations shouldn’t end with regret — they should end with everyone getting home safely. ❤️

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Recovery is a process, not just a moment. We are here to remove the barriers.

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without proper id, homelessness locks doors at shelters & treatment facilities. HRC breaks this cycle by helping clients secure both emergency temporary IDs for immediate needs and permanent state identification cards that open doors to housing, healthcare, and recovery programs.

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Social settings can present challenges when you are in recovery and/or practicing a sober lifestyle. Try these zingers out to help navigate these spaces.

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Show your generosity! It's more important than ever now. It's a simple idea - contribute towards building the better world we all want to live in. Simply scan the QR code to donate today.

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The holidays are here, that means it’s time to “PLAN A GOOD TIME.”

The Houston Recovery Center joins the country-wide effort to reduce DUI/DWI fatalities in Harris County during this holiday season and encourages drivers to MAKE A PLAN.

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Inspiring people to give. Celebrating the power of generosity.
Join us this Giving Tuesday in supporting the Houston Recovery Center and the lifesaving work we do every single day.
Your kindness helps change lives. 💙
#GivingTuesday #SupportRecovery #HoustonStrong

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Happy Thanksgiving!

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Your generosity today can change someone’s tomorrow.
Support the Houston Recovery Center this Giving Tuesday and help us continue providing life-saving recovery and sobering services to our community.
Give hope. Give healing. Give today. ❤️
#GivingTuesday #Donate #HRC

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Fentanyl is in 70% of street drugs. Carry Narcan and know overdose signs.

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By offering care instead of incarceration, we’re helping divert individuals from jail — and easing strain on hospitals too.

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Your past doesn't define your future. The mistakes you've made don't diminish your inherent worth as a person. You deserve compassion—especially from yourself. Recovery is possible. Redemption is real. And your story isn't over yet.

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Recovery isn’t perfection — it’s progress.

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Community Health Workers provide hope with lived experience and professional training. They've been where our clients are, and now they light the way forward. Our CHWs prove that recovery isn't just possible—it's within reach.

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4,787 lives touched. 3,463 safe stays. Countless second chances. This is recovery in action. 💙 #HoustonRecovery #2025Impact #TransformingLives

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I want to be an advocate and reach those people who use their success as reason to avoid admitting they are an addict.

Success = reunited families, jobs, rebuilt lives.

Read Horace's story: https://t.co/OpjGK0B83r

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Help us open the door to Recovery for someone who thought it would always be closed.

We are inspired every day by our clients as they move from at-risk disrupted lives to living with increased safety, stability, and health.

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MYTH: People with addiction choose relapse. FACT: Addiction is a medical condition like diabetes.