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Building Recovery Capital

In individuals, Families and Communities

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ANNOUNCEMENT

Compassion Fatigue: A Free 8-Part Training Series

Join us every Wednesday from 12:00–1:00 PM, February 25 through April 29, for a free virtual training focused on compassion fatigue as it relates to Peer Recovery Specialists.

This 8-part series will explore what compassion fatigue is, the mental and physical warning signs, the impact of secondary and vicarious trauma, healthy and unhealthy boundaries, self-care strategies, and what can happen when compassion fatigue goes unaddressed. Each session builds on the last while also standing alone as valuable learning.

Each session is worth 1 CEU credit, and the training is free to attend.

This series is designed to support Peer Recovery Specialists in sustaining their work, strengthening boundaries, and continuing to serve from a place of wellness rather than burnout.

We’d love to have you join us! 

 

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Minnesota’s First Recovery Community Organization

Minnesota Recovery Connection (MRC) is proud to be the state’s first Recovery Community Organization, founded by people in recovery, their families, and allies. Built on the belief that recovery is possible for everyone, MRC leads with lived experience to create a community grounded in hope, connection, and empowerment.

Through peer recovery coaching, education, advocacy, and community engagement, MRC challenges stigma and expands access to recovery support. What began as a grassroots effort has grown into a statewide leader, inspiring other organizations and strengthening Minnesota’s recovery movement.

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Short explanation of peer services

Peer Recovery Services connect individuals with trained Peer Recovery Specialists who use their own lived experience to offer hope, guidance, and support in recovery. These services empower people to set goals, access resources, and build meaningful connections that sustain long-term recovery.

Working hard for the recovery community, offering training, advocacy work, volunteering, and telephone recovery support. Love the mission.”

Meg Allen

Recovery in Action: Our Impact

2025

1,337

Individuals received Peer Recovery Support — free of charge and full of hope.

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Peer Recovery Specialists trained to strengthen Minnesota’s recovery workforce, including 66 within the Department of Corrections.

4,739

Volunteer hours fulfilled — recovery community members giving back, growing stronger together.

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