Come hang out! Building community is a key aspect of recovery. The Café offers space for members to do puzzles and art, make music, have conversations, and most importantly, build lasting connections with other folks in recovery.

At the Café, we serve a healthy, warm, communal meal each day we are open and offer bottomless coffee and snacks to all our guests.

We provide essential support for individuals by offering access to hygiene supplies, haircuts, clothing, and other basic services. These basics restore dignity and boost confidence, creating a foundation for people to thrive and participate more fully in the community.

When you come into the Café, our Resource Navigation team can help you access mental health support, treatment, housing, food security, social services, employment, and more.

Peer support specialists are people with lived experience who use these personal experiences to help others navigate the recovery process. Peer support is an evidence-based tool that many people find very helpful during their recovery journey. Among other things, our peer support specialists can help with connecting members to resources, helping members build recovery-based skills, and advocating for people in recovery.   

Recovery Circles are small groups, 6-10 people, that meet weekly for one hour to check-in, share the highs and lows of their recovery journey, and share resources.

A requirement of membership, Recovery Circles help our members build relationships and become “known” by others in recovery. Circles also provide access to resources, hope, and healing.

The School for Recovery offers both Café members and the broader community a unique opportunity to grow, learn, heal, and build meaningful community connections. Our classes are led by volunteer instructors who share their expertise and passions according to their interests and availability.