Located on the second floor in the training center, Suite 3.
Occurs every Thursday from 5:30 – 6:30 p.m.
Prison Families Alliance hosts a variety of meetings for adults who have or had loved ones in the criminal justice system. Meetings are designed to inform, support, and empower. Open to the community, both members and non-members of the community recovery center. Food is typically served at these meetings.
- Ample parking available and easily accessible on bus line
- Families with children are welcome, all children must be accompanied by an adult
- Food is typically served at these support groups
About Foundation for Recovery and the Community Recovery Center:
The Foundation for Recovery has operated as Nevada’s statewide Recovery Community Organization (RCO) supporting and advocating for people and families impacted by addiction and overdose.
The first of its kind in Nevada, The Foundation for Recovery’s community recovery center is a social hub and enriching space operated by and for people who are recovering from addiction and our families. The center is like a recovery co-op, members help contribute to the community here, offering support and service to other members. The Community Recovery Center provides members with a safe space to access a small cafe, a computer lab, bus cards and transportation assistance, and access to a variety of activities, workshops, and meetings. Both members and non-members find a wealth of support and a community founded on the principle of radical acceptance.
About The Prison Families Alliance:
Prison Families Alliance (PFA) is committed to improving the lives of families and children who have loved ones in the criminal justice system. PFA facilitates a wealth of events, support groups, advocacy activities, and support.
Learn more about the Prison Families Alliance at https://