Fletcher Group, Inc.

Fletcher Group, Inc. We provide research and best-practice technical assistance to expand the quality and capacity of recovery housing and evidence-based services.

We are excited to be participating in the PAR Recovery Summit 2025!  In “Transformational Recovery Environment: From Con...
10/31/2025

We are excited to be participating in the PAR Recovery Summit 2025!

In “Transformational Recovery Environment: From Control to Connection, The Social Model in Action,” Dr. Ernie Fletcher and Tony White from the Fletcher Group, Inc. explore how peer leadership, mutual accountability, and low-barrier access create conditions for real transformation.

With experience spanning public policy and hands-on program leadership, Ernie and Tony will share how the Social Model is reshaping recovery housing across Kentucky.

Nov 10–11 | Eastern Kentucky University
CEUs, CEs, and DLGs available
Register now: recoverysummit.org

Our Newsletter is back!  Check out our September Issue to learn how to de-escalate and resolve any kind of conflict. Che...
09/26/2025

Our Newsletter is back! Check out our September Issue to learn how to de-escalate and resolve any kind of conflict. Check it out here:https://www.fletchergroup.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/FLETCHER-GROUP-RCOE-SEPTEMBER-2025-NEWSLETTER.pdf

09/25/2025

NEW PARTNERSHIPS Help Fletcher Group Expand Its Reach and Effectiveness

Fletcher Group is pleased to announce several new partnerships that will help us reach more people and fulfill our mission of helping people move from the disease of addiction and the devastation of homelessness to lives of hope, dignity, and fulfillment.

Kentucky's Department of Public Advocacy provides high-quality, client-centered legal representation to indigents of all ages accused of crimes or facing a deprivation of liberty throughout the Commonwealth of Kentucky.

NET Recovery is the producer of an innovative non-chemical device that has been proven effective at helping patients through opioid withdrawal.
io provides realistic voiceover modeling to support our webinars, online Learning Center classes, and podcasts.

Join our October 2 Webinar at 2pm to Learn How Deflection Works and Why it Matters, Especially in Rural Communitieshttps...
09/22/2025

Join our October 2 Webinar at 2pm to Learn How Deflection Works and Why it Matters, Especially in Rural Communities

https://fletchergroup-org.zoom.us/webinar/register/7417580528664/WN_pw06hYaBQjSub6j9RcYSiw

Deflection improves public safety by referring people with substance-use disorders and behavioral health needs as early as possible away from arrest and prosecution and into community-based support, services, and treatment.

To help you gain a better understanding of the role of deflection for those in recovery, particularly those in rural areas, the Fletcher Group's October 2 webinar will feature three of the nation's leading experts on deflection.

What You'll Learn
• How successful deflection establishes coordinated, upstream interventions at the earliest point possible so that underlying problems can be identified and responded to before a crisis, overdose, or arrest occurs
• How deflection uses evidence-based practices to build a bridge connecting law enforcement and treatment, thereby reducing drug use and drug-related crime while lessening the burden on justice and crisis-response systems
• The difference between deflection and diversion, and how deflection complements prevention and diversion
• How to distinguish the six deflection pathways
• How to describe to others what Guy, Jac and Sydney call "The Deflection Bridge"
• How you can join the national deflection conversation

We had a great team attend the 2025 NARR National Conference. We gave 3 presentations that covered our Fatherhood Initia...
09/19/2025

We had a great team attend the 2025 NARR National Conference. We gave 3 presentations that covered our Fatherhood Initiative, an update on national recovery policy and future opportunities and on recovery services funding including Medicaid Alternative Payment methodologies.

It was wonderful to see friends doing great work in the recovery community. But we were saddened to hear of Susan Binn's passing; she was a friend and great champion of recovery and a critical founder of NARR. We will miss her.

Are you a peer counselor or recovery worker looking to expand your skills? We've partnered with Elevance and SMART Recov...
05/10/2025

Are you a peer counselor or recovery worker looking to expand your skills? We've partnered with Elevance and SMART Recovery to bring you a program offering comprehensive training to equip you with a new tool to lead recovery programs in your organization. This program is available and includes training, materials, and equipment at no cost to you, PLUS a $1,200 stipend for implementing the 12-session Successful Life Skills Program as part of your recovery curriculum and evaluating the results.

Empower your community with the knowledge and support they need!

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601 Meyers Baker Road, Suite 238
London, KY
40741

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It Begins In Kentucky

The Fletcher Group’s roots go back over two decades to the construction in 1993 of a novel shelter built for homeless women in Lexington, Kentucky by philanthropists Don and Mira Ball. The effectiveness of the Ball’s “Hope Center” in addressing the underlying causes of homelessness, including addiction, intrigued Ernie Fletcher when he was elected governor of Kentucky ten years later.

Having previously served three terms in the United States House of Representatives, Fletcher was familiar with the workings of federal and state government agencies that typically operate independently of each other. Atuned to the devastation being caused by the opioid epidemic, Fletcher realized the value not only of what the Balls had done in building and operating Hope Center, but what they had learned in doing so.

Fletcher soon appointed Don Ball Chairman of the Kentucky Housing Corporation. Within a year, their new Recovery Kentucky program had acquired the partners and resources needed to construct the state’s first Recovery Center.

Seventeen more centers would eventually be built, each applying the innovative “Blended Funding” business model developed by Ernie, Don and Mira. To fund both construction and day-to-day operating costs, that approach solicits and coordinates funding and resources from a wide variety of private and public entities as well as faith-based initiatives and the private sector.