Solano Recovery Project

Solano Recovery Project SRP is a non-profit organization with a mission to further knowledge and provide resources and support for people seeking life long recovery and wellness.

Solano Recovery Project is a 100% volenteer organzation dedicated to assisting indivduals seeking recovery and wellness. Our participants continue to walk the journey of recovery and manage to navigate life on life terms.

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711 Empire St
Fairfield, CA
94533

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Our Story

For many years in Solano County, there was no place for people in recovery to consistently and securely attend support group meetings. Due to being stigmatized, we were kicked out of place after place, left without a location to call our very own.

At the beginning of 2005 a group of us dedicated, like-minded people had a dream where people of any 12-step affiliation could come, day in and day out, to a permanent location where anyone could attend recovery support groups without the fear of being displaced.

Fueled by a common passion to see our dream become a reality, in 2007 during one of the worst recessions, we raised enough money to open Unity Hall through the generosity of donors, workers, material suppliers, and a landlord that believed in the mission. In less than two years, a community of people thriving together in life-long recovery had found our home.

One of the strongest leaders in our organization, Roger Marryat, knew that drugs and alcohol were the major contributing factor to broken homes; lost jobs; lost dreams; and crime within our community. He knew that without recovery support services, our community would continue to fall to the demise of substance abuse disorder.