How compassionate crisis care moves someone from crisis to recovery.
A person experiences overwhelming distress and needs immediate support.
A person connects with support through 988, community partners, or emergency services.
Mobile crisis teams, first responders, or community partners help determine the right level of care.
Individuals receive short-term stabilization in a recovery-focused environment, often like those operated by Recovery Innovations.
Guests leave with support plans and connections to community services and ongoing care.
RI programs operate within community crisis systems that include 988 call centers, mobile crisis teams, and stabilization services.
Peer-Powered Crisis Care Built on Engagement, Safety, and Performance.
Everything we do is designed to support hope, healing, and recovery.
Lived experience support
Building trust
Trauma-informed care
Measuring outcomes
These prinicples guide every interaction with the people we serve.
The RI Way comes to life through recovery-oriented crisis services designed to stabilize, support, and reconnect individuals with their communities.
Recovery-oriented crisis facilities provide immediate support in a safe, welcoming environment.
Peer specialists with lived experience disseminate hope, build trust, and navigate recovery.
Guests leave crisis services with connections to housing, treatment, and community supports.
Together, these elements create a crisis care environment where individuals can stabilize, regain hope, and move forward in recovery.
Effective crisis care requires collaboration across healthcare providers, first responders, community organizations, and government partners.
Partners help connect individuals to crisis care.
RI programs provide safe, healing environments to stabilize and recovery.
Guests leave crisis services with connections that support long-term recovery.
RI programs serve as a critical bridge between crisis response and community recovery.
