Recovery does not happen in isolation. Club Serenity works collaboratively with treatment providers, healthcare organizations, recovery organizations, social service agencies, government partners, employers, community groups, and other local resources to help remove barriers and create stronger pathways to recovery. Through these partnerships, individuals can access a broader network of support including treatment, healthcare, housing resources, transportation, employment assistance, peer support, basic needs, and other services that contribute to long-term stability. Our partnerships allow us to do what no single organization can do alone — connect people to the right support at the right time. That gives the website a much more established, professional, community-based nonprofit feel instead of sounding like a small volunteer recovery club.
Washington Drug & Alcohol Commission serves as the Single County Authority for Washington County, connecting individuals and families with prevention, intervention, treatment, recovery, and substance use disorder resources.
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Westmoreland Drug and Alcohol Commission supports prevention, treatment, recovery, and community initiatives addressing substance use disorder throughout Westmoreland County and the surrounding region.
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Fayette County Drug & Alcohol Commission provides prevention, assessment, case management, treatment, referral, and recovery-related services for individuals and families impacted by substance use disorder throughout Fayette County.
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Armstrong-Indiana-Clarion Drug & Alcohol Commission, Inc. connects individuals and families with substance use prevention, treatment, recovery support, and community resources across Armstrong, Indiana, and Clarion counties.
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Central Outreach Wellness Center provides accessible, stigma-free healthcare and support services, including HIV and hepatitis C testing and treatment, sexual health services, harm reduction resources, and connections to ongoing medical care.
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Westmoreland Community Action connects individuals and families with housing, employment, emergency assistance, education, social services, and other resources designed to improve stability and self-sufficiency.
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Southwestern Pennsylvania Human Services provides a broad network of behavioral health and human services throughout the region, helping individuals and families access care, support, and resources that promote stability and well-being.
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Sage’s Army is a recovery community organization dedicated to peer support, recovery advocacy, education, stigma reduction, and strengthening recovery resources for individuals, families, and communities impacted by substance use disorder.
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The Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs (DDAP) leads statewide efforts to prevent substance use disorder, expand access to treatment and recovery services, support overdose prevention, and strengthen communities across Pennsylvania.
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The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) is the federal agency that leads national efforts to improve behavioral health, expand access to substance use and mental health services, support recovery, and strengthen communities across the United States.
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The Traveling Social Workers provides professional consulting, grant writing and development, training, education, program development, and organizational support to behavioral health, nonprofit, recovery, and human service organizations. Led by experienced social work professionals, we help organizations strengthen programs, secure funding, develop their workforce, improve systems, and turn innovative ideas into sustainable community impact.
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