Recovery Centers of Arkansas

04/29/2026

Recovery Centers of Arkansas was honored to be a sponsor of The Parker Gill Foundation Memorial Golf Tournament, a meaningful event dedicated to raising awareness, supporting prevention efforts, and saving lives impacted by substance use.

This tournament was more than just a day on the course—it’s a powerful reminder of why we do what we do every single day. It represents hope, remembrance, and a shared commitment to ensuring that individuals and families have access to the care and support they deserve.

At Recovery Centers of Arkansas, we believe that recovery is possible for everyone, and we are proud to stand alongside our community in the fight against addiction. Events like this bring people together to honor lives, break the stigma, and create pathways to healing.

To everyone that participated, sponsored, and supported this event—thank you for helping make a difference. Your impact goes far beyond the green.

If you or someone you love needs help, we’re here.

📞 Call 501-614-4927
🌐 www.rcofa.org

Together, we are golfing to save lives. 💙

04/29/2026

💜 April 29 is National Fentanyl Awareness Day 💜

Today, we pause to raise awareness about the devastating impact of fentanyl and to stand in support of individuals, families, and communities affected by substance use. Fentanyl is a powerful synthetic opioid—often mixed into other substances without a person’s knowledge—making it one of the leading causes of overdose deaths across our nation.

At Recovery Centers of Arkansas, we see the real-life impact of this crisis every day—but we also see something just as powerful: hope, resilience, and recovery.

✨ What you can do today:
• Learn the signs of an overdose
• Carry naloxone (Narcan) if you’re able
• Talk openly about substance use and reduce stigma
• Encourage loved ones to seek help

Recovery is possible—and no one has to walk this journey alone.

If you or someone you love is struggling, we are here to help with compassionate, evidence-based care for substance use and co-occurring mental health disorders.

📞 Call 501-614-4927
🌐 www.rcofa.org

Today we remember. Today we educate. Today we stand together. 💜

04/22/2026

There’s something special about spring at Oasis by Recovery Centers of Arkansas—a season where new life begins, hope feels closer, and growth is happening all around us. 💛

This sweet family of geese and their goslings is a beautiful reminder of what renewal looks like. Just like these little ones taking their first steps, every person who walks through our doors is beginning a new journey—one filled with healing, growth, and possibility.

Recovery, much like spring, is a process. It takes patience, care, and a supportive environment to truly flourish. At Recovery Centers of Arkansas, we are honored to walk alongside each individual as they rediscover their strength, rebuild their lives, and step confidently into a brighter future.

🌱 New beginnings are possible.
🌱 Growth is happening every day.
🌱 Hope is alive here.

If you or someone you love is ready to take that first step, we are here.

📞 Call 501-614-4927
🌐 www.rcofa.org
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04/20/2026

Recovery Centers of Arkansas was truly honored to be a sponsor of the 2026 Wolfe Street Foundation Red Carpet Recovery Gala. This incredible evening brought together individuals, organizations, and advocates who share a common mission—supporting recovery, restoring lives, and strengthening our community.

We are grateful for the opportunity to stand alongside Wolfe Street Foundation and so many others who are making a lasting impact. Events like this remind us that recovery is not only possible—it is worth celebrating.

Together, we continue to break barriers, build hope, and walk alongside those on their journey to healing.

02/19/2026

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02/18/2026

🚨 Community Help Needed – Stolen Generator 🚨

Recovery Centers of Arkansas (RCA) is reaching out to our community for help. Within the last week, a Champion Generator was stolen from our Williamsburg Facility — a piece of equipment that plays a critical role in helping us continue providing life-saving treatment services during power outages. This generator allows us to keep parts of our program center operating so the individuals we serve can remain safe, supported, and as comfortable as possible during emergencies.

As a nonprofit organization dedicated to serving Arkansans in recovery, every resource we have directly impacts the care we provide. The loss of this generator affects real people who are working hard to rebuild their lives.

🔎 REWARD OFFERED: Recovery Centers of Arkansas is offering a reward for information that leads to the safe return of our generator. We are able to verify ownership through the serial number.

If you have any information, please contact us directly or reach out to local law enforcement. Even the smallest tip could make a difference.

❤️ Thank you for standing with RCA and helping us continue to bring hope, healing, and recovery to our community.

02/13/2026

💙 Help Us Welcome Individuals to Recovery with Dignity 💙
At Recovery Centers of Arkansas and Oasis Renewal Center, more individuals are bravely stepping into treatment — many with little to nothing.
You can help by donating:

👕 Gently Used Clothing (Male & Female)
• Shirts, pants, jeans, athletic wear
• Jackets, hoodies, and seasonal clothing
• Shoes in good condition

🧦 New Items Needed
• Underwear (male & female)
• Socks (all sizes)

🧴 Personal Hygiene Products
• Soap or body wash
• Shampoo & conditioner
• Deodorant (male & female)
• Other basic hygiene essentials

Your donation removes a barrier, restores dignity, and helps someone focus on healing.

📍 To donate you can drop off items at the following address: 9219 Sibley Hole Road, Little Rock, AR, 72209

📍 Or contact us to learn more:
Email: info@rcofa.org
Call: 501-614-4931

Thank you for being part of the hope and healing at RCA & Oasis.

01/05/2026

Recovery Centers of Arkansas’s Executive Director, David Bradshaw, and Director of Outreach and Development, Adam Reynolds, discuss the barriers individuals face when seeking treatment and how the community can play a vital role in removing those obstacles.

Recovery Centers of Arkansas (RCA) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization committed to providing life-saving treatment and restoring hope for all Arkansans in need. RCA offers substance use and co-occurring mental health treatment for men and women who are struggling daily—many of whom are fighting for their lives. Our mission is simple: to meet individuals exactly where they are and provide care in an environment rooted in dignity, compassion, and respect.

For many, the decision to seek treatment can be overwhelming. Fear of failure, fear of success, and fear of the unknown often prevent individuals from taking that first step. RCA works to educate individuals about what to expect before and during treatment, helping to ease those concerns. Additionally, stigma remains a significant barrier. Many people view addiction as a personal or moral failing; however, RCA recognizes addiction as a disease. We focus on addressing the guilt and shame individuals may carry while offering understanding and support.

One of the greatest challenges RCA faces is inadequate funding. Many individuals we serve are uninsured or underinsured. While some lack coverage entirely, others have insurance plans with deductibles and copays so high that treatment remains financially out of reach—even for those who work hard and faithfully pay their premiums. No one should be denied care due to financial limitations.

This is where community support becomes essential. The need is significant, and we cannot meet it alone. Donations help fund treatment for uninsured and underinsured individuals, ensuring that everyone seeking help has access to care. Community generosity helps remove barriers, saves lives, and supports individuals throughout their recovery journey. A gift today could be the lifeline a family member, friend, or neighbor needs.

We invite the community to visit our website at www.rcofa.org to learn more about Recovery Centers of Arkansas. Whether through sharing our mission, praying with us, making a one-time or recurring donation, or contributing scholarship funds for treatment, every act of support makes a difference. We are deeply grateful for every gift—large or small—as together we continue to inspire hope for all.

Donate Here: https://www.rcofa.org/donate

Recovery Centers of Arkansas’s Executive Director, David Bradshaw, and Director of Outreach and Development, Adam Reynolds, discuss the barriers individuals ...

12/29/2025

As the year winds down, we’ve been reflecting on what made it so special — and every time, it leads back to our team, the community and our clients.

Earlier this month, we gathered to celebrate an amazing year together. With treats, games, and gifts, it was a wonderful chance to slow down, share some laughs, and enjoy time with an incredible team.

Moments like these remind us how grateful we are for the people who show up each day with heart, dedication, and a passion for serving others.

We’re deeply thankful for another meaningful year and can’t wait to carry that gratitude into the year ahead.

12/15/2025

A Holiday Message from Recovery Centers of Arkansas/Oasis

The holiday season can be a time of joy and celebration, but for many, it also brings feelings of loneliness, stress, and anxiety.

We understand that entering treatment during this time may feel overwhelming, and those hesitations can delay the care you truly need. Our team is here to walk alongside you with compassion and understanding.

Here are some common concerns we hear during the holidays—

• “I can’t afford treatment.”
Many don’t realize that most insurance policies reset on January 1st. This means you may still have benefits available to use before the end of the year, which can greatly reduce your out-of-pocket costs. Taking advantage of these benefits now can make treatment more accessible.

• “Travel is too stressful during the holidays.”
We can help coordinate options closer to home. Treatment centers are experienced in welcoming clients during the holidays and work hard to make the process calm and supportive.

• “Things aren’t that bad—I can hold on until after the holidays.”
Stress, grief, family dynamics, and disruptions in routine often intensify symptoms this time of year. Seeking help now can prevent crises later and give you the strength and support to navigate the season safely.

• “I can’t take a break from school or work.”
Holiday breaks can actually be the ideal time to begin treatment, minimizing disruption to your education or employment. With resources available to help negotiate school deadlines or workplace responsibilities, you can focus on your recovery without fear of falling behind.

✨ As we move through the holidays and into the New Year, please remember: you are not alone. Recovery Centers of Arkansas/Oasis is here for you, ready to provide care, hope, and healing.

📞 If you need support, call us today at 501-614-4927
Or Apply Now at www.rcofa.org

Wishing you peace, strength, and comfort this holiday season,
The Recovery Centers of Arkansas/Oasis Team

12/15/2025

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12/09/2025

Oasis by Recovery Centers of Arkansas Joins Hazelden Betty Ford Patient Care Network

Little Rock, AR — [December 9, 2025] — Oasis by Recovery Centers of Arkansas is proud to announce its new partnership with the Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation, becoming part of the prestigious Hazelden Betty Ford Patient Care Network. This collaboration marks a significant milestone in advancing evidence-based treatment and improving patient outcomes for individuals struggling with substance use and co-occurring disorders.

The Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation launched its multi-level collaborative Patient Care Network to unite quality healthcare organizations that share a common philosophy: delivering the most effective, evidence-based treatment while enhancing patient experience. Within this initiative, Hazelden Betty Ford has developed a Preferred Provider Level to strengthen continuity of care, ensuring seamless transition from one level of care to another or one provider to another.

As part of this network, Oasis by Recovery Centers of Arkansas has been placed into Hazelden Betty Ford’s standardized referral database. This means that whenever a clinical need arises at any Hazelden Betty Ford site across the country, Oasis can be confidently recommended as a trusted, ethical, and like-minded provider.

Hazelden Betty Ford stated:

“We believe that Oasis by Recovery Centers of Arkansas provides the highest quality of service, ethical practices, and supports many of the concepts and principles that we value as an organization.”

About Oasis by Recovery Centers of Arkansas

Oasis is dedicated to providing compassionate, evidence-based care for individuals and families affected by substance use and co-occurring disorders. With a commitment to ethical practices and patient-centered treatment, Oasis continues to be a leader in recovery services across Arkansas.

About Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation

The Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation is the nation’s leading nonprofit provider of addiction treatment, recovery, and prevention services. Through its Patient Care Network, Hazelden Betty Ford collaborates with like-minded organizations to expand access to quality care and strengthen recovery outcomes nationwide.