RCHC promotes health and wellness through empowerment, education, and peer support so individuals affected by mental illness can live fulfilling lives in our community. Recovery Center of Hamilton County (RCHC) is a non-profit program that promotes health and wellness through empowerment, education, and peer support so individuals affected by mental illness can live fulfilling lives in our community. We focus on a structured, class-based schedule where each individual participates in classes that work toward their specific health and wellness goals. The RCHC takes a holistic approach to mental health recovery by focusing on education, physical wellness, computer skills development, creative expressions, job readiness, academic advancement, personal growth, support groups, and community involvement. Besides serving as role models, the staff and volunteers teach and lead a variety of classes and activities with the goal of helping members return to work or school, pursue interests and hobbies in the community, and live satisfying lives. The RCHC is designed to be a stepping-stone to full integration into community living. As such, we strive to help individuals access the resources and support necessary for them to develop or strengthen skills, increase empowerment, and improve quality of life. To that end, the RCHC places a strong emphasis on collaboration with community organizations as we believe that exposure to, and interaction with, our universities, community organizations, art museums, etc. opens the door to opportunities for growth and integration for members.
