10/29/2025
If you have stepped through our agency doors any time over the past 3.5 years, it's highly likely the first warm smile and greeting you encountered was from Nancy, our awesome receptionist and Sussex County Recovery Community Center volunteer.
Nancy's role is so much more than "just" the person at the front desk. At CFPC, it's one of the most vital roles in our organization. When someone walks through our doors, they're often carrying the weight of their struggles, their fears, and their courage to take that first step toward help.
Nancy's warm reception and genuine ability to make people feel comfortable, welcome, and truly heard in those vulnerable moments is priceless. She sets the tone for healing before anyone even reaches a counselor or recovery specialist's office—and that matters immensely.
On October 12th, Nancy celebrated 26 years in recovery! If you visit our office, be sure to congratulate her on her Recoverversary or drop a comment of appreciation or support 👇🏼
Thank you, Nancy, for all that you do for CFPC and our recovery community. Your presence makes all the difference.
Meet Nancy, an RCC Volunteer at the Sussex County Recovery Community Center and Receptionist at The Center for Prevention & Counseling.
“I chose to be sober 26 years ago, which was the best gift I ever gave myself. With it came freedom from my old self and a love for my new life, living sober one day at a time.
I have been volunteering with the RCC for three years. Through helping with events, facilitating meetings, and serving as an active board member, I’ve been able to give back what was once given to me—by sharing a part of myself and my story.
As the Receptionist at CFPC, I have the privilege of greeting and connecting with individuals every day, offering support to those who walk through our doors.
It’s through my own Recovery journey that I discovered a passion to help others; by sharing a piece of my story, my experiences, my strength, and my hope.”
On October 12th, Nancy celebrated 26 years in recovery! If you visit our office, be sure to congratulate her on her Recoverversary and thank her for all she does for our community.
