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Become a PRO-ACT Volunteer
Volunteers are very important to us. They contribute time and talents in a variety of ways. PRO-ACT volunteers make a difference!
Americans with severe alcohol and other drug problems have banded together for mutual support in recovery for more than 250 years.
Peer leaders can provide social support services to individuals at all stages on the continuum of change that constitutes the recovery process.
A Recovery Support Volunteer program provides the community with a trained network of volunteers, who will be able to listen, support, educate, and refer those in need of further assistance to the most appropriate resources.
For more information on becoming a volunteer, contact one of our Volunteer Coordinators in your area.
- Near Bristol, contact Mike McDonnell at mmcdonnell@bccadd.org or (215) 345-6644 x4111.
- Near Lansdale or Doylestown, contact Heidi Gordon at hgordon@bccadd.org or (215) 489-6120.
- Near Philadelphia, contact Jaime Devereaux at jdevereaux@bccadd.org or (215) 923-1661.
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Calendar
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Recovery Centers
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Recovery Resources
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