Douglas County Recovery Program

Peer Support That Meets You Where You Are

Free, confidential peer recovery support for Douglas County residents—help with opioid recovery, harm reduction, MAT navigation, transportation, and recovery coaching.

Call or Text: (678) 741-5331 or (678) 741-5329
Funded by the Georgia Opioid Crisis Abatement Trust (GOCAT) No insurance required Non-judgmental support
Douglas County Recovery Program
How We Help

What You Can Access Today

Practical, recovery-focused support designed to meet people where they are and help remove barriers to care.

01

1:1 Peer Recovery Coaching

Work with a Certified Peer Specialist who understands recovery from lived experience.

02

Drop-In Recovery Support

Walk in and get connected to resources, encouragement, and next steps.

03

Harm Reduction Support

Education and access to:

  • Naloxone (Narcan)
  • Fentanyl test strip education
  • Overdose prevention guidance
04

MAT Navigation

Support connecting to:

  • Buprenorphine
  • Methadone
  • Naltrexone
  • MAT providers in Douglas County
05

Transportation Assistance

Help getting to:

  • Treatment appointments
  • Court/probation
  • Recovery meetings
  • Medical visits
06

Workforce & Stability Support

Employment referrals, resume guidance, and recovery-centered life planning.

07

Family Support

Guidance for families affected by substance use.

Quick Intake

Start Here — About 2 Minutes

Complete the short form below and a peer team member will contact you.

If you prefer, call us anytime at (855) 322-2850.

After you submit, a peer team member will contact you. If you are in immediate danger or experiencing a medical emergency, call 911. If you are in emotional crisis, call or text 988.

Who This Is For

This Program May Be Right for You If:

  • You are currently using and want support
  • You’ve recently overdosed
  • You’re leaving jail, detox, or treatment
  • You want help starting or staying on MAT
  • You need help getting to appointments
  • You want recovery support without judgment
What To Expect

Support That Is Confidential and Recovery-Focused

Peer support is confidential and non-clinical. We meet you with dignity and respect.

Our team focuses on practical next steps, connection to services, and support that reflects your individual recovery needs.

What Happens Next

Three Simple Steps

1

Reach Out

You call, text, or submit the intake form.

2

We Contact You

A Peer Specialist contacts you within 24 hours.

3

Get Connected

You receive personalized support and connection to services.

Peer services are confidential and recovery-focused.

Newport Integrated Behavioral Healthcare staff
Serving Douglas County, Georgia

Contact Our Peer Team

Connect with our peer recovery team for confidential, non-judgmental support and help taking the next step.

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