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South Carolina Alliance for Recovery Residences

The South Carolina Alliance for Recovery Residences (SCARR) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting persons in recovery by upholding standards of excellence for recovery residences in South Carolina and providing ongoing education and resources for the recovery community at large. 

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South Carolina Alliance for Recovery Residences
2 days ago
South Carolina Alliance for Recovery Residences

Meet the residences that recently joined the SCARR community! Located across South Carolina, these homes each provide a unique approach to recovery housing to best serve their community. Swipe to learn more about each residence. ... See MoreSee Less

Meet the residences that recently joined the SCARR community! Located across South Carolina, these homes each provide a unique approach to recovery housing to best serve their community. Swipe to learn more about each residence.
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South Carolina Alliance for Recovery Residences
7 days ago
South Carolina Alliance for Recovery Residences

Meet South Carolina Vocational Construction, a newly certified SCARR residence. South Carolina Vocational Construction is a six-month residential recovery and vocational training program that combines supportive recovery housing with hands-on education in carpentry and construction.

How does it work? During the first two months, participants focus primarily on classroom instruction, textbook learning, shop safety, tool use, and foundational carpentry skills. During the remainder of the program, participants transition into paid, hands-on training where they can apply what they have learned in a real-world construction environment.

Swipe to learn more about this incredible recovery program! Excited to have South Carolina Vocational Construction as part of the SCARR community! ... See MoreSee Less

Meet South Carolina Vocational Construction, a newly certified SCARR residence. South Carolina Vocational Construction is a six-month residential recovery and vocational training program that combines supportive recovery housing with hands-on education in carpentry and construction. How does it work? During the first two months, participants focus primarily on classroom instruction, textbook learning, shop safety, tool use, and foundational carpentry skills. During the remainder of the program, participants transition into paid, hands-on training where they can apply what they have learned in a real-world construction environment. Swipe to learn more about this incredible recovery program! Excited to have South Carolina Vocational Construction as part of the SCARR community!
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South Carolina Alliance for Recovery Residences
1 week ago
South Carolina Alliance for Recovery Residences

Meet Nicole Bonnema, founder of Bright Spot Sober Living, a SCARR-Certfified residence. After experiencing first-hand the impact living in a recovery residence had on her recovery journey, Nicole was inspired to found Bright Spot to help other women on their path to recovery. Swipe to learn more about Nicole! ... See MoreSee Less

Meet Nicole Bonnema, founder of Bright Spot Sober Living, a SCARR-Certfified residence. After experiencing first-hand the impact living in a recovery residence had on her recovery journey, Nicole was inspired to found Bright Spot to help other women on their path to recovery. Swipe to learn more about Nicole!
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