Pike County Recovery Council

The Recovery Council is a nonprofit substance use disorder treatment provider. It offers outpatient and intensive outpatient treatment, residential programs for men and women, and partial hospitalization in coordination with a hospital system. Treatment planning is tailored to each client's needs. Specialty services include trauma-informed programming for survivors of human trafficking and other significant traumas, along with family stabilization and reunification housing for families leaving residential treatment. Recovery and transitional housing is available in Pike and Ross counties. The organization also provides mental health and prevention services and works with community agencies and treatment providers. Founded in 1978, it serves clients regardless of ability to pay, with discounts based on family size and income.