Recovery Corps in Illinois
Join our team and help make recovery possible for more people in Illinois.
Recovery Corps launched in Illinois in 2021. Since then, we've supported over 2,000 individuals on their recovery journeys. We're looking for Recovery Navigators and Recovery Project Coordinators to support even more people in the communities listed below.
Bring your passion to support people in recovery and we’ll provide all the training.
Locations
Listed below are the site partnerships by city for 2026-27.
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Serentiy House Counseling/DuPage ROSC
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Mercer County Probation & Court Services
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Live4Lali
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Chestnut Health Systems
McLean County Center for Human Service
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Lifehouse Behavioral Health
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The Little Resource Center
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Locust Street Resource Center
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Greene County Health Department
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A Safe Haven Foundation
Above and Beyond Family Recovery Center
Brighter, Behavior, choices - Recovery Cafe Chicago
Elite Houses of Sober Living
Family Guidance Centers - Chicago
Family Guidance Centers - Wabash
Healthcare Alternative Systems, Inc.
Phoenix Recovery Support Services
St. Leonard’s Ministries
Treatment Alternatives for Safe Communities
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LifeHouse Recovery Organization
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Chestnut Health Systems (Madison)
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The SHARE Program - Leyden Family Service
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Jersey County Health Department
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BluePrint Agency
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Hope on 5th
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Macoupin County Public Health Centers St. Francis Way Clinic
The Next Network
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Genesis Garden
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Massac County Drug Awareness Coalition
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Live4Lali
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Lighthouse Recovery, Inc.
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Southern Illinois Resource and Advocacy Center
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Live4Lali
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Family Guidance Centers-Springfield
Illinois Department of Corrections
Intricate Minds
Kalimba Foundation (Springfield)
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Kalimba Foundation
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Amare
THE CHALLENGE IN ILLINOIS
In 2024, approximately 1.66 million Illinois residents aged 12+ were living with a substance use disorder. (Source) Recovery Corps is working to impact those numbers.
Connect
Executive Director of Illinois Programs
Our 2025-26 Impact
749
Individuals received support on their recovery journeys.
71%
Participants increased their Recovery Capital.
