Portland Recovery Community Center

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Portland Recovery Community Center A Community Center for all People in Addiction Recovery. Call 207-553-2575 for program information. Our Center welcomes all who are taking steps to recover.

The Portland Recovery Community Center is a Community Center for people in Addiction Recovery that offers a visible haven and a home for recovery meetings and activities devoted to addiction recovery. It is operated by staff and volunteers who are passionate about recovery, and every activity is designed to help people with their daily recovery efforts. This Community Center offers peer support to individuals who use a
variety of recovery pathways: 12 Step, faith-based, medication assisted, and co-occurring mental health among others. We know from experience that successful recovery from alcohol and drug problems requires support from others. Join us to learn more about Center programs and volunteer opportunities! Directions to the Center: 102 Bishop Street is located about three miles north of Downtown Portland. Bishop Street intersects with Forest Avenue, and our building is across the street from Happy Tails dog daycare center. Interstate travelers can exit onto Forest Avenue from either I-95 or I-295.

PRCC will be closed until 4:00pm on Wednesday, October 14th for our annual staff retreat. We will reopen at 4:00pm with ...
10/14/2026

PRCC will be closed until 4:00pm on Wednesday, October 14th for our annual staff retreat. We will reopen at 4:00pm with our regularly scheduled meetings. Thanks for your patience, and we'll see you then!

10/13/2026

Last call: today is the final day to register to vote online in Maine for the Nov 3 election. It only takes a few minutes, and if you want a hand, stop by PRCC today, 102 Bishop Street, Portland, Maine 04103.

After today, you can still register in person at your town or city hall, or at your polling place on Election Day.

10/12/2026

Register to vote at PRCC this Tuesday, Oct 13

Tuesday is the last day to register to vote online in Maine for the November 3 election. Stop by PRCC between 9am and 4:30pm and we’ll help you get registered in a few minutes. Bring your Maine driver’s license or state ID number.

Ready now? You can register online yourself before the deadline at 5pm Tuesday: https://registertovote.sos.maine.gov/OnlineVoterRegistration/Registration

Can’t make it Tuesday? You can still register in person at Portland City Hall (389 Congress St.) or your town office, right up until polls close on Election Day.

Know your rights: in Maine, a criminal conviction never takes away your right to vote.

We’ll also have voter info on hand, including early voting dates and how to find your polling place. Everyone is welcome, and it’s free.

Portland Recovery Community Center, 102 Bishop Street

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Today at 2pm: Smoke Signals.In honor of Indigenous Peoples' Day, our Monday Movie Matinee is showing this story of fathe...
10/12/2026

Today at 2pm: Smoke Signals.

In honor of Indigenous Peoples' Day, our Monday Movie Matinee is showing this story of fathers, sons, and forgiveness. Doors are open at 102 Bishop Street, and everyone is welcome.

Today is World Mental Health Day. For so many people in our community, mental health and recovery go hand in hand. Anxie...
10/10/2026

Today is World Mental Health Day.

For so many people in our community, mental health and recovery go hand in hand. Anxiety, depression, grief, and trauma often walk alongside substance use, and healing one part of our lives usually means making room for the others too.

At PRCC, we believe no one should have to carry it alone. Our doors are open today from 8am to 8pm for anyone in or seeking recovery, and for the families and friends who love them. Come for a meeting, a cup of coffee, or just a place to sit with people who get it.

If you're struggling right now, you can call or text 988 any time to reach the Su***de & Crisis Lifeline.

Take care of yourselves today, and check in on someone you love.

Monday Movie Matinee: Smoke SignalsMonday, Oct 12, 2 to 4pm at PRCC, 102 Bishop StreetThis Monday is Indigenous Peoples'...
10/09/2026

Monday Movie Matinee: Smoke Signals
Monday, Oct 12, 2 to 4pm at PRCC, 102 Bishop Street

This Monday is Indigenous Peoples' Day, and we're marking it with Smoke Signals, one of the first feature films written, directed, and acted by Native Americans.

It follows two young men from the Coeur d'Alene Reservation on a road trip to bring home the ashes of a father, and it's a funny, honest story about family, the hurt that drinking leaves behind, and what it takes to forgive.

Bring a friend and grab a seat. See you Monday at 2.

Hats off to Recovery Friendly Workplace Maine for reaching 100 designated businesses!
10/06/2026

Hats off to Recovery Friendly Workplace Maine for reaching 100 designated businesses!

100 businesses. That's how many Maine workplaces have now been officially designated as Recovery Friendly Workplaces 💙

Back in February we were celebrating 87, and the network keeps growing. These employers come from all corners of the state and every kind of industry: healthcare, education, tourism, trades, nonprofits, treatment providers, and more. What they share is a commitment to making work a place where people in recovery, and the people who love them, feel safe and supported enough to succeed.

Thank you to every business that has taken the pledge, and to the employees who make these workplaces what they are.

Want your organization to be part of the next 100? There's no cost to participate.

Learn more at https://rfwmaine.org/

We are thrilled to recognize Aileen as our October Volunteer of the Month! On Monday nights, members are warmly welcomed...
10/06/2026

We are thrilled to recognize Aileen as our October Volunteer of the Month! On Monday nights, members are warmly welcomed to PRCC by Aileen and her adorable pup. Aileen and her husband Chris generously provided a delicious lunch to all of our Rally 4 Recovery volunteers this year as well! We are so grateful to Aileen and all our volunteers who give so much of themselves to PRCC! Congratulations Aileen!

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102 Bishop Street
Portland, ME
04103

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 8pm
Tuesday 8am - 8pm
Wednesday 8am - 8pm
Thursday 8am - 8pm
Friday 8am - 8pm
Saturday 8am - 8pm
Sunday 8am - 12pm

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