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ABOUT RRAM

The Recovery Residence Alliance of Montana (RRAM) is a statewide organization and official Montana affiliate of The National Alliance for Recovery Residences (NARR)We are a network of recovery home operators, community stakeholders, and individuals committed to ensuring safe, supportive, and sober housing for those with substance use disorders.

Mission Statement: Recovery Residences Alliance of Montana (RRAM)

OUR MISSION

To champion quality, community-based recovery housing in Montana that advances health, social, and economic well-being while facilitating meaningful, long-term recovery. 

OUR VISION

RRAM envisions a future where Montana's recovery community thrives, supported by a robust network of certified operators, reliable funding, and shared resources. In this future every resident in recovery homes experiences a supportive, resource-rich environment that fosters resilience and personal growth.

OUR GOALS

To improve the lives of people in recovery, their families, recovery home operators, and communities across Montana by promoting the widespread recognition that high-quality recovery residences can alleviate health, social, and economic challenges while increasing the probability of achieving lasting, purposeful recovery.

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To engage in outreach and education initiatives for individuals, groups, and communities in order to transform the stigma surrounding addiction across the state and ensure fair and equitable treatment for those who identify as "in recovery." 

GUIDING PRINCIPLES

Our impact is rooted in our guiding principles, which prioritize building compassionate and empathetic communities. We employ data-driven approaches to ensure consistent quality and transparency in our efforts. By fostering a collaborative and inclusive environment, we remain focused on the needs of both residents and operators. 

 

Staying connected to national trends and standards, we continuously strive for progress, embracing the lessons learned from our experiences to create a lasting, positive impact on Montana's recovery community. 

OUR JOURNEY SO FAR

01-2022

THE MONTANA RECOVERY RESIDENCE PROGRAM IS FOUNDED

Through a partnership with the Montana Department of Health and Human Services, NADC begins organizing The Montana Recovery Residence Program. 

03-2022

NADC AND THE FLETCHER GROUP JOIN FORCES

NADC begins working with Scott Warnell of The Fletcher Group to create an outreach plan to statewide agencies, organizations and a various stakeholders.

RRAM GOVERNANCE BOARD

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Quality Recovery Housing In Montana (RRAM)
Quality Recovery Housing In Montana (RRAM)
Quality Recovery Housing In Montana (RRAM)
Quality Recovery Housing In Montana (RRAM)
Quality Recovery Housing In Montana (RRAM)
Quality Recovery Housing In Montana (RRAM)
Quality Recovery Housing In Montana (RRAM)
Quality Recovery Housing In Montana (RRAM)
Quality Recovery Housing In Montana (RRAM)
Quality Recovery Housing In Montana (RRAM)
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SUBCOMMITTEES

OUTREACH & MEMBERSHIP

Committee members work on increasing outreach to, recruitment of and certification of recovery home operators as well as promotion of RRAM to individuals, groups, agencies and organizations throughout the state. 

EDUCATION & TRAINING

Committee members work on developing training resources and facilitating opportunities for training for recovery home operators and staff. In addition, committee members provide education about quality recovery homes to a variety of groups, agencies and organizations.  

CERTIFICATION & COMPLIANCE

Committee members work on systems and tools used to certified recovery homes. In addition, committee members conduct unannounced visits to certified homes to verify compliance with RRAM policies and standards. 

ADVOCACY COMMITTEE

Committee members work with outside individuals, groups, and organizations to promote quality recovery housing by raising public awareness, engaging policymakers, fostering community relationships, and addressing stigmas associated with addiction.

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Committee members (chair, vice-chair and secretary) work on developing RRAM’s internal policies and procedures. Committee members are also responsible for processing any grievances filed against a certified home / organization. 

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