Find Your Purpose in the Workforce

Recovery Works helps people affected by substance abuse find their purpose in the workforce.

Our certified Peer Recovery Specialist will work you to provide the guidance and support you need to have a successful career if you are unemployed, laid off, no longer self-employed, or have no work history as a result of substance abuse by you or someone you know. Emotional support, recovery wellness plans, and community referrals, peer guidance, support groups, one-on-one, and family coaching will be blended with:

  • Training Tuition Assistance
  • Paid On-the-Job Training
  • Transportation, Childcare and other Supportive Services
  • Advisement for employment in Addiction Services, CDL, Manufacturing, Healthcare and more…

STEP BY STEP ENROLLMENT – DOWNLOAD 1 PAGE GUIDE

Contact :
Jodian Wesley
(203) 867-4030 x208

jwesley@workforcealliance.biz
Appointments available by phone, video conferencing, or in-person.

Recovery Works Roundtable

In honor of  National Recovery Month 2020, Workforce Alliance co-hosted a Recovery Works Roundtable with Rep. Sean Scanlon and special guest Lt. Gov. Susan Bysewicz. The event also included Recovery Works participant and future Recovery Coach Trainee Janine Giardino; Rebecca Allen – Director of Recovery Support Services at Connecticut Community For Addiction Recovery (CCAR), which trains recovery coaches; and Ashley Dwyer – Member Assistance Program Director for Local 478, International Union of Operating Engineers and a Recovery-Friendly Employer.

WATCH THE FULL VIDEO