Collegiate Recovery Program (Personal Support)

Join WCC’s Collegiate Recovery Program

WCC Collegiate Recovery Program, also known as CRP, is a support system for students in recovery. That includes alcohol, drugs, nicotine, mental health, eating disorders, or other health issues. If you are a student in recovery or want to learn more about what recovery is and looks like, please feel free to reach out!

CRP is not a clinical treatment program and does not offer clinical based therapy. Our mission is to provide a safe and supportive campus community where students can achieve their personal, academic and healthy lifestyle goals.

We offer resources to the community such as:

School resources
Mental health resources
Treatment centers
Food cupboards
Sober events (educational and fun)
Mental health events (educational and fun)

Share a space with likeminded individuals whose goals and ideas align with yours!

Weekly Meetings

Weekly supportive meetings are offered to students who are in recovery. These meetings provide students with a safe place to connect with other students in recovery, gain access to supportive services on and off campus, and have fun.

In-Person

Day: Tuesdays
Time: 4:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Location: LA 229

Virtual on Zoom

CRP virtual meetings are on pause due to lack of attendance. If you'd like to participate in CRP but can only make the meetings virtually, please email crp@wccnet.edu to coordinate joining our Tuesday meetings virtually.

Need Help Now?

Call or Text 988 for the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline.

The WCC CRP also provides support for:

Mental Health
Social Support
Academic Success
Addiction Support
Harm Reduction
Self-Care
Wellness

Need a meeting now?

In Person

The Washtenaw Alano Club is a safe place to go and meet with a group.
The Huron Valley Area Intergroup provides information for meetings in surrounding areas.

Also, Alcoholics Anonymous provides a free Meeting Guide finder app.