Richland County ROSC

05/29/2026

Someone you love may face both a mental condition and a substance use challenge. They deserve steady support, starting with you. When more is needed, help is available 24/7. Call or text 988 anywhere in the U.S.
Learn more: 988lifeline.org

05/18/2026

💙 Welcome to Pathway to Connection – Richland County ROSC 💙

We believe recovery happens through connection, compassion, hope, and community. Our team is here to help connect individuals and families with peer support, recovery resources, mental health resources, and community services.

Currently, our services include connecting individuals to services within our community and outside the area when needed, being a support person during times of need, and assisting individuals and families with finding resources and services that may not be available locally.

No one should feel alone in their journey. Recovery and healing are possible, and we are here to walk alongside you.

📩 Please feel free to message our page to learn more about available resources, peer support services, and community connections.

If you are experiencing a crisis or emergency, please call 911 or contact the 988 Su***de & Crisis Lifeline by dialing 988 for immediate support.

05/12/2026

We would like to welcome Joshua McPherson to the peer support team.
If you would like some guidance while in recovery, or you know someone in active addiction that would like some assistance in finding the right pathway to go down , you can contact and set an appointment with Joshua at 618-392-6241

05/12/2026

Recovery is not a race . You don't have to feel guilty if it takes you longer than you thought it would.

05/11/2026

One day at a time!

04/30/2026

Help us spread the word 💜

Our upcoming conference is getting closer, and we’re excited to bring people together from across the region. If you know someone who should be in the room—peers, community health workers, partners—send this their way.

Share this flyer with your contacts and networks and help us build something meaningful together.

04/22/2026

02/14/2026

Love looks different in recovery.

It looks like second chances.
It looks like hard conversations.
It looks like showing up even on the tough days.
It looks like connection, reaching out, leaning in, and walking alongside one another.

This Valentine’s Day, we celebrate the courage of individuals in recovery, the dedication of families, and the strength of a community that believes healing is possible.

Recovery is built on connection, compassion, and hope. That is what ROSC is all about. When we come together, we remind each other that no one has to do this alone.

You are worthy.
You are valued.
You are never alone.

Happy Valentine’s Day from your Richland County ROSC 💙

01/31/2026

💙 Building Recovery Together 💙

Our ROSC Council is more than a meeting. We are a growing group of community members who believe recovery is stronger when it is supported, understood, and shared.

We bring together people with lived experience, public health, justice partners, service providers, and community leaders who all share one goal: creating real and meaningful improvements that make recovery possible for everyone.

Together, we are working toward a community where recovery is supported at every level. One person, one family, and one connection at a time.

Follow our page, share our mission, and be part of the change.

01/18/2026

Recovery is stronger when we come together

Our mission is simple to build a community where recovery is understood, supported, and celebrated one person, one family, and one connection at a time.

Our Recovery Oriented System of Care (ROSC) Council is a community driven team dedicated to supporting and empowering individuals in recovery. We bring together local law enforcement, the county jail, healthcare providers, probation and pretrial services, the criminal justice system, community outreach partners, and most importantly people with lived experience to create a coordinated and compassionate network of care.

Together, we work to reduce barriers, promote recovery friendly resources, provide education, and advocate for meaningful solutions that help individuals build healthy, sustainable lives. By combining professional expertise with the voices of those who have walked the journey themselves, we strengthen our community’s ability to support recovery at every step.

As a non profit agency, we rely on the support of our community and county to help fund these efforts and bring this vision forward. If you believe in recovery, you believe in hope and healing for our whole community. Thank you for standing with us.