Recovery • Connection • Opportunity

You don't have to figure recovery out alone.

Crossroads Recovery Services connects people, families, employers, and the community with practical recovery support, resources, accountability, and a path forward.

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Port Huron, Michigan • Community-based recovery support
A different kind of recovery support

Meet people where they are.

Whether someone needs peer support, employment help, community connection, treatment navigation, or a second chance at work, Crossroads helps identify the next right step.

  • Peer recovery support
  • Employment & resource navigation
  • Recovery community programming
  • Workplace intervention & monitoring
Supportwithout judgment
Accountabilitywith dignity
Connectionto real resources
Recoverywith a next step

What We Do

Recovery support that reaches beyond a meeting room.

Crossroads Recovery Services helps people build stability in the areas that often determine whether recovery can last: connection, employment, housing, accountability, family support, and access to care.

01

Peer Recovery Support

One-on-one support focused on goals, barriers, accountability, recovery planning, and practical next steps.

02

Recovery Groups

Peer-led and community-based groups supporting recovery, relapse prevention, life skills, and healthy connection.

03

Employment Support

Resume help, job searches, applications, interview preparation, and connection with recovery-friendly employers.

04

Housing & Resource Navigation

Help connecting with recovery housing, transportation, identification, benefits, food assistance, and community resources.

05

Family & Community Support

Education, guidance, and connection for families and loved ones affected by substance use and recovery.

06

Reentry Support

Recovery-focused support for people returning from incarceration who need community, employment, resources, and stability.

07

Referrals & Navigation

Connections to detox, treatment, counseling, medical care, recovery housing, and specialized services when needed.

08

Community Outreach

Partnerships with treatment providers, hospitals, courts, law enforcement, employers, faith communities, and local organizations.

Recovery Community Center

A place to belong while you build what comes next.

Recovery is more than stopping the use of substances. It is rebuilding connection, purpose, confidence, routine, and a life worth protecting.

Crossroads creates space for recovery support, community connection, groups, activities, resources, and practical help in an environment where people can show up as they are.

Community support may include:

  • Walk-in recovery support
  • Peer connection and recovery coaching
  • Support and life-skills groups
  • Sober activities and community events
  • Employment and resource assistance
  • Connections to treatment and clinical care

Crossroads at Work

Protect the workplace. Keep good employees. Address the problem.

Crossroads Recovery Services partners with employers to build safer, recovery-supportive workplaces through education, drug testing, intervention, monitoring, and structured employee support.

Workplace Testing & Intervention
$300
Initial service • up to 5 hours

On-site workplace drug testing and intervention support conducted under the participating employer's workplace policy.

  • On-site testing support
  • Positive-result response planning
  • Recovery-program connection
  • Employer coordination
Continued Monitoring
$150
Monitoring service

Ongoing accountability and monitoring for employees participating in a workplace recovery or continued-employment plan.

Additional On-Site Time
$100
per hour

Additional workplace service time beyond the initial five-hour service block.

Drug-Free Workplace Training
$300
per class

Practical education for supervisors, managers, and employees on creating a drug-free workplace without profiling or targeting individuals.

Training Topics

Teach supervisors what to notice — and how to respond.

Recognizing possible signs of impairment Behavior, attendance & performance changes Documenting observable concerns Approaching employees professionally Avoiding accusations and assumptions Consistent workplace policy application Responding to positive drug screens Recovery-supportive workplace practices

Another option besides ignoring the problem or immediately firing someone.

When appropriate under an employer's policy, a positive drug screen can become the beginning of a structured recovery and accountability process instead of the end of someone's employment.

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About Crossroads

Recovery works better when people have somewhere to go.

Crossroads Recovery Services exists to make recovery support easier to reach, easier to understand, and more connected to everyday life.

We believe people need more than information. They need relationships, opportunities, accountability, community, and people willing to help them navigate the next step.

“We don't expect people to have everything figured out before they walk through the door.”

Crossroads Recovery Services

Need Help?

Start with a conversation.

You do not need to know exactly which program or service you need. Tell us what is happening, and we'll help identify the next step.

Call (810) 300-2226 Send a Message

Contact

Connect with Crossroads.

Reach out for recovery support, community partnerships, workplace services, presentations, or employer program information.

Emailrick@crossroadsrecoverycommunity.org
LocationPort Huron, Michigan
OrganizationCrossroads Recovery Services

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