Serving Parchment
In a close community, asking for help can feel personal. Southwest Michigan Recovery Center welcomes Parchment residents who want a respectful conversation about recovery, family support or education. You can ask a general question without sharing your story publicly.
Local context
Parchment’s school district links residents to the city, Parchment Community Library and the Kindleberger Festival. These independent community links can help you find general local activities and information. They do not indicate that SMRC is a partner, host or participant.
Explore this independent local resourcePeer support respects personal choice and multiple recovery pathways. If you would rather begin with a general question about what coaching involves, contact SMRC and ask about the process before arranging a visit.
Explore peer supportA family supporter may need a way to express concern without discussing a loved one in public. Family education offers communication and boundary-setting topics, and a place to ask about resources for your own support.
Explore family educationParchment groups can request overdose awareness and naloxone education. A class can help clarify the difference between offering immediate help and providing ongoing medical care; emergencies require 911.
Explore overdose response trainingFor community volunteers, useful learning may include what to say when someone asks for help at a gathering and how to refer respectfully. Ask about church and community leader training or the ethics and boundaries course.
Request a learning sessionEvents & learning
See the training calendar for confirmed sessions as they are announced. SMRC training dates for this community have not yet been confirmed. Independent community events have their own organizers and schedules.
A little clarity
No. You can ask about course topics, dates and access without sharing a personal history. Training requests should not include health information about you or someone else.
Check the SMRC training calendar and separate community events page. No SMRC training dates are confirmed yet. For independent meetings, use the community resource directory and verify the schedule with the organizer.
The services described here are peer-centered support, education and resource connections. Medical treatment, clinical counseling and detoxification are not represented as verified SMRC services. Call 911 for an emergency.
One local point of connection
(269) 532-1002
info@swmirecovery.org
Monday–Friday, 10 a.m.–6 p.m.
Please call to make an appointment.
Call to confirm current service availability and discuss access needs before visiting.
Your next step
A next step. A new connection.
Start with a conversation.
We’ll build forward from there.
