Metro Boston Recovery Learning Centers

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Narrative

The MBRLC is made up of financial and non-financial partnerships throughout Metro Boston. Imagine a wagon wheel with the MBRLC as the hub, with different resource centers and other programs and services as the spokes. The entity who has financial oversight is the Boston Medical Center, recipient of the initial three year RLC contract from the Department of Mental Health.

Currently the MBRLC has six major services. We have five Recovery Centers:

• Boston Resource Center (BRC)
• Cambridge-Somerville Recovery Learning Center (CSRLC)
• Hope Center
• Peer Education Resource Center (PERC).
• Peer Support Network (PSN).

These centers offer a dedicated space for peers to drop in and partake in classes, groups and other activities. Each Recovery Center is a little bit different: the BRC and the Hope Center offer classes and groups as well as access to fitness centers; the CSRLC focuses on education, whereas the PERC focuses on employment.

• Peer Support Line.

This is a compassionate telephone support and referral service staffed by Peer Operators and managed by a Peer Coordinator. Our support line is accessible through a toll-free number: 877-733-7563 (877 PEER LNE).

Service Types

• Mental Health

Program Type

• Community Supports Program
• Mental Health
• Support Groups

Populations Served

• Mental Illness

Ages Served

Accessibility Features

• Able to serve clients in their wheelchair
• Near Public Transportation

Additional Information

• Fees: Free Service