Immediate Support When You Need It Most
Fellowship RCO's Respite Program
When everything feels uncertain, you don’t have to figure it out alone.
Fellowship RCO’s Respite Program provides a safe, supportive environment for individuals who need immediate stabilization in their recovery journey. Whether you’ve recently returned to use, are waiting for treatment placement, or need a safe place to reset, we are here to help you take your next step forward.
For Individuals Who
- Have recently returned to substance use and need support
- Are waiting for detox, treatment, or housing placement
- Are transitioning from incarceration or hospitalization
- Need a safe, recovery-focused environment for stabilization
How It Works
From the moment you arrive, you will be welcomed into a supportive, peer-driven environment focused on safety, connection, and next steps.
During your stay, you can expect:
- A safe and structured living space
- Daily peer support and recovery check-ins
- Access to recovery meetings and group support
- Assistance with treatment placement and referrals
- Help with creating a plan for your next stage of recovery
Fully Furnished
Peer Support Services
Support Group Meetings
Recovery Planning & Support
The Impact of Respite in South Florida
Our Respite Program is a crucial step for individuals seeking stability on their recovery journey. Serving Broward County and the greater South Florida community, we provide a safe, supportive environment where people can regain their footing and prepare for the next steps in recovery.
Since 2018, over 500 individuals have found stabilization through our Respite Program, with more than 80% successfully moving on to long-term recovery housing or treatment. Proving that short-term support can lead to lasting change.
This Matters Beacuse
Early recovery and moments of crisis can be the most vulnerable times. Without support, it can be difficult to regain stability.
The Respite Program provides:
- Immediate safety and structure
- Connection to people who understand
- Guidance toward long-term recovery solutions
You are not alone in this process.