Recovery Corps in Minnesota

Join our team and help make recovery possible for more Minnesotans.

Recovery Corps launched in Minnesota in 2017. Since then, we've helped over 7,900 individuals start 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.

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2025-2026 Impact

60%

Participants had positive changes in their recovery capital

392

Recovery projects completed

1,059

Individuals received support through Recovery Corps

Locations

Listed below are the site partnerships by city for 2026-27.

  • Freeborn County Public Health

  • Horizon Public Health

  • Anoka County Public Health and Environmental Services

    Anoka County Jail

    Recovery Cafe Anoka County

  • Recovery is Happening - Austin

  • Lighthouse Beginnings - Baxter

  • Face It Together Bemidji

    Headwaters Regional Development Commission

  • Bloomington Public Health

  • Allina Health Cambridge Addiction Services

  • Against the Odds Recovery and Reentry

    Carver County Public Health

  • MN Adult & Teen Challenge

  • Recovery Alliance Duluth

    St. Louis county PHHS

  • South Metro Community Services

    Thrive Family Recovery Resources

  • Healthfinders Collaborative

  • Minnesota Recovery Connection

  • Mission Restart

  • RiseUp Red Wing

  • Meeker McLeod Sibley Community Health Services

  • Southwest Health and Human Services

  • Anything Helps

    City of Minneapolis Health Department

    Hennepin County Public Health

    ICCM Life Center

    Jordan Area Community Council

    Minneapolis Community and Technical College

    Minnesota Hope Dealerz Organization

    Minnesota Indian Women’s Resource Center

    MN Adult & Teen Challenge (Steven’s - ST Men)

    Neighborhood HealthSource

    Twin Cities Recovery Project - Mari Safe Station

    Twin Cities Recovery Project - North Side

    Twin Cities Recovery Project, Inc. - South

    Will Work for Recovery

  • Clay County Public Health/P4H CHB

    Lost and Found Recovery Center

    Recovery Engaged Communities

  • Community Action Center

    Wellness Center, St. Olaf College

  • Steele County Public Health

  • Community & Life Services

  • Empower House Inc

  • Begin Anew

  • Doc’s Recovery House

    Recovery is Happeneing - Rochester

  • Community Wise Services inc.

    Recovery Community Network

  • Wayside Supportive Housing

    Women Empowered MN

  • Amethyst Recovery Solutions

    Amherst H. Wilder Foundation

    Continuum Care Center

    Frogtown Rondo Black Church Alliance

    Just Hope

    Metropolitan State University

    Minnesota Department of Corrections

    Minnesota Department of Health

    Ramsey County

    Ramsey County Social Services

    Recovery Cafe Frogtown

    Steve Rummler HOPE Network

  • Scott County Public Health

  • Hive House

  • Wilderness Health

  • Dakota County Public Health

    Dakota County Social Services

  • Winona County Health and Human Services

  • R.A.Y.S. Unlimited

The Challenge in Minnesota

Minnesota overdose death rates held steady from 2021 to 2022 with 1,343 overdose deaths. However, opioid-involved deaths increased 3%. Recovery Corps is working to impact those numbers. (Source)

About 290,000 adults in Minnesota are estimated to be in need of substance use disorder treatment. (Source)

About 54% of all overdose deaths involve opioids (Source) Recovery Corps is working to impact these numbers.

Learn About Becoming a Partner Site

Thank you to our Minnesota program partner, ServeMinnesota.

Recovery Corps in Minnesota receives annual support from ServeMinnesota. This is an honor as their grantees must use research-based measures of program outcomes to generate valid and reliable data that are available to ServeMinnesota for evaluation and public reporting purposes. 

Minnesota Recovery Corps Stories

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