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Monday 9am - 4pm Tuesday 9am - 4pm Wednesday 9am - 4pm Thursday 9am - 4pm Friday 9am - 4pm

Thrive RCO

THRIVE RCO (Recovery Community Organization) educates, supports, & advocates recovery for all Peer group meetings

04/06/2026

Are you as confused as Josh right now trying to figure out what everyone’s been talking about with the “THRIVE Lip Dub”? 👀

No worries, we got you.

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04/05/2026

Wishing you and your family a happy Easter and a day filled with good moments, fresh air, and a little reset. 🌼

04/04/2026

Big moment right here.

Rob’s first WRAP group in Washington County Jail came through and set the bar. Sean, Joseph, and Roger—graduates—standing with the next group already stepping into it.

WRAP (Wellness Recovery Action Plan) is simple but powerful. It’s knowing your activators, catching the early signs, and having a plan before things go sideways. It’s identifying what keeps you grounded and who you can lean on when it matters most.

We’re proud of our graduates and the work they put in to be better prepared for their future.

Shoutout to the Washington County Indiana Sheriffs Department and Jail services for the partnership and making space for this work to happen.

Next group’s already in motion.

📞 502-576-9000
🌐 thriverco.org

04/03/2026

We talk a lot about showing up for ourselves, for our people, for our community.

This is one of those moments.

April 6 is the voter registration deadline.
If you’re not registered, now’s the time.

It takes a few minutes.
The impact lasts a whole lot longer.

Show up in the ways that count.

04/02/2026

Ashley is showing up in Washington County, working in the spaces where real decisions are being made and real life is happening.

Inside the jail, she’s connecting with individuals before they ever walk out the door, helping them build a plan, get connected, and not leave empty handed.
Around the courthouse and in the community, she’s walking alongside people through court processes, helping navigate next steps, and making sure no one has to figure it out alone.

Different spaces. Same purpose.

Because support doesn’t wait for the right time.
It shows up anyway.

If you see us out, stop and say something. That’s how it starts.

📍 Washington County
📞 502-576-9000
🌐 thriverco.org

03/31/2026

Two different roles. One shared impact. One year of showing up.

Shoutout to Linda Hublard, Executive Assistant, and Ashley Brewer, Northern Peer Coach on their 1 year with THRIVE.

Linda keeps the engine running. The details, the coordination, the behind the scenes work that most people never see but everything depends on.

Ashley is in it every day with participants. Showing up, staying consistent, and doing the work that turns hard moments into forward movement.

Different lanes. Same mission. Real impact.

We’re better because they’re here.

03/30/2026

Abraham wears a lot of hats and apparently takes that more literally than most 🧢😂

What started as “throw one on for a quick 📸 picture” turned into a full rotation. One hat, then another, then somehow we’re still going and nobody’s asking questions anymore.

It does track though. Outreach Director, community partner, friend, problem solver, innovator… and now part time hat model, whether he signed up for that or not.

At this point, if there’s a hat nearby, it’s probably ending up on Abraham’s head.

Which one is your favorite?👇

03/29/2026

Coffee, conversation, and real impact.

The Southern Indiana Problem-Solving Court Breakfast is more than an event. It’s a look at how lives are being changed through support, structure, and accountability.

Join us.

03/28/2026

First week of spring in Indiana.

Sunny 🌞 one day, rain the next 🌧, but THRIVE peer coaches stayed consistent.

All week, our team was out in the community, having real conversations and walking alongside people through whatever came up. Not everything was planned, but no one had to figure it out alone.

If you need us, call. We’ll bring the umbrella. ☔

📞 502-576-9000
🌐 thriverco.org

03/27/2026

PARTICIPANT SPOTLIGHT: SHANNON ✨

Shannon first connected with THRIVE while she was in Jennings County Jail. From the beginning, she had one goal in mind: getting back to her daughter and rebuilding her life.

Like many journeys, the path wasn’t always the one she wanted in the moment. Her coach encouraged her throughout her journey and Shannon trusted the process and put in the work.

Since then, she has:
🚗 Purchased and insured her own car
💼 Maintained steady employment
🎓 Graduated from CRT
👨‍👩‍👧 Started pop-up visits with her daughter

Each step represents the consistency and determination Shannon has shown throughout her journey.

We’re proud of the progress she’s made and excited to see what’s next for her.

Address

Call For Floyd/Clark Address
Austin, IN

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 4pm
Tuesday	9am - 4pm
Wednesday	9am - 4pm
Thursday	9am - 4pm
Friday	9am - 4pm

Telephone

+15025769000

Website

http://www.thriverco.org/

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Scott County T.H.R.I.V.E. Recovery Community Organization

Scott County T.H.R.I.V.E. is Scott County’s first Recovery Community Organization (RCO). “T.H.R.I.V.E.” stands for Teaching, Healing, Recovering, Involving, Valuing and Encouraging.

A recovery community organization (RCO) is an independent, non-profit organization led and governed by representatives of local communities of recovery. These organizations organize recovery-focused policy advocacy activities, carry out recovery-focused community education and outreach programs, and/or provide peer-based recovery support services (P-BRSS).

Scott County’s Recovery Community includes people in long-term recovery, their families, friends and allies, including recovery-focused addiction and recovery professionals and organizations whose members reflect religious, spiritual and secular pathways of recovery.

The sole mission of an RCO is to mobilize resources within and outside of the recovery community to increase the prevalence and quality of long-term recovery from alcohol and other drug addiction. Public education, policy advocacy and peer-based recovery support services are the strategies through which this mission is achieved.