The Never Alone Clubhouse
The ARSC provides a safe space where members of the recovery community can form positive connections. An RCO provides peer-based recovery support services.
We are a 501(c)(3) non-profit led and governed by individuals in recovery. The Never Alone Clubhouse RCO is an independent 501(c)(3) non-profit organization led and governed by representation of local communities of recovery. An RCO organizes recovery-focused policy advocacy activities, and carries out recovery-focused community education and outreach programs. (P-BRASS)
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🎉🚌 Today’s the day! We have secured our door prizes We’re thrilled for the Georgia Recovers Bus Stop at The Never Alone Clubhouse! 🎶✨ September 2nd
🎁 We’ve got exciting door prizes lined up for those attending! Each person gets a ticket for our drawings at 6 PM, 7 PM, and 8 PM. Don’t miss your chance to win!
🍔 Enjoy FREE food from Christ BBQ and groove to the beats of Black Lion Reggae Band. They’ll be live and rocking the stage from 5 PM to 8 PM at 8380 Grady St., Douglasville, GA.
🌟 Let’s show the world that recovery thrives in Douglasville! Join us for an incredible celebration of community, music, and hope. See you there!
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GA Recovers Bus Tour 2024
Today is all about celebrating the power of community in recovery! 🌟 Come together with hundreds of community members for a day filled with inspiration and support. Witness the resilience of those in recovery and the impact of allies in the journey towards wellness. 💖 Share this post to spread the message of hope. Let's make a difference together! 🤝 RSVP now at https://wix.to/R5lJqEV 🙌
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The Never Alone Clubhouse RCO |Douglasville Douglas County West Georgia The Never Alone Clubhouse is a Recovery Community Organization allowing individuals affected by substance use disorder to connect meaningfully with persons in recovery, recovery allies, and community resources located in Douglasville, GA.
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🚨 Get Ready for Our 3rd Annual Ride for Recovery! 🚨
All vehicles are welcome to join us for this incredible event! 🏍️🚗
Date: September 7th
Kickstands Up: 11 AM
Location: We’ll begin and end the ride at The Never Alone Clubhouse, 8380 Grady Street, Douglasville, GA.
🎟️ Lunch Provided with Registration!
And you don’t want to miss The Minista delivering an incredible performance! 🎤✨
registration link
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Let’s ride together in support of recovery and community! See you there! 💪💙
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🕯️Overdose Awareness Day Candlelight Vigil 🕯️
Join us on Saturday, August 31st from 7:00 PM to 8:30 PM at The Never Alone Clubhouse 8380 Grady Street Douglasville Ga for a special candlelight vigil in honor of Overdose Awareness Day.
Have you lost a loved one to overdose? We invite you to submit their name to [email protected] to include them in our memorial service. Let’s come together as a community to remember and honor those we’ve lost and show support to those in recovery.
Together, we can raise awareness and support each other in our journey towards healing and hope. See you there!
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🌟 Exciting News from The Never Alone Clubhouse! 🌟
We're thrilled to share that we recently hosted a fantastic site visit from HRSA/RCORP, one of our esteemed grantors. It's been an incredible journey collaborating with such dedicated individuals on this important project!
A big shout-out to The Never Alone Clubhouse team for their outstanding work in our community. Your efforts are truly moving mountains, especially with our peer support initiatives in emergency room departments. Together, we're making a meaningful impact on lives every day. 🌟💙
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Every day, 283 lives are lost due to overdose. These numbers represent our friends, family, and community members. At The Never Alone Clubhouse, we have created a cross memorial to honor those who have tragically lost their battle with addiction.
We invite you to visit our memorial, take a moment to reflect, and snap a picture. Post it on your social media and tag The Never Alone Clubhouse to be entered into our giveaway on August 31, Overdose Awareness Day. The winner will receive a gift card. Let's come together to raise awareness, remember those we've lost, and support those still fighting. 💜
✨”I cannot believe what you say: because I see what you do.” ~James Baldwin✨
These powerful words by James Baldwin remind us of the importance of actions speaking louder than words. In a world where authenticity and integrity matter, our actions define who we are more than our words ever can. Let’s strive to align what we say with what we do, creating meaningful impacts and genuine connections every step of the way. Let’s inspire trust through our actions and make a positive difference in our communities. 💫 
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🌟 Join us at the Youth Fest tomorrow from 11am to 6pm at 5903 Stewart Parkway! 🎉 We're thrilled to announce incredible giveaways including shoes, school supplies, and more. With over 63 community partners, we're coming together to ensure our youth are fully prepared for the upcoming school year. Don't miss out on this amazing opportunity to support our community's future leaders! See you there!
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A strong support network is crucial in recovery for several reasons:
💖 Emotional Support: Friends and family provide encouragement, love, and understanding, which are essential for maintaining motivation and resilience.
🛠️Practical Help: Support networks can assist with daily tasks, making it easier to focus on recovery without worrying about everyday responsibilities.
⏳Accountability: Loved ones can help keep you on track with your recovery goals, providing gentle reminders and holding you accountable.
🤝Reduced Isolation: Having a support system reduces feelings of loneliness and isolation, which can be detrimental to mental health.
📖Shared Experiences: Connecting with others who have gone through similar experiences can offer valuable insights and coping strategies. A strong support network can significantly enhance the recovery process, providing the emotional and practical support needed to overcome challenges.
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You don’t want to miss this! It's getting close!
🌟 Don't miss out on our upcoming Recovery Summit on August 23rd! 🌟 Join us from noon to 8:30 PM for a full day dedicated to information, community healing, and empowerment. Lunch and dinner will be provided. Limited seats available - secure yours today! Learn how to engage with our recovery community and contribute to making Douglas County a safer, healthier place for all. Together, we can make a difference!
Exciting Announcement! As we gear up for our upcoming Recovery Summit, we’re thrilled to introduce you to some of our incredible lineup of speakers and community leaders who will be sharing essential insights.
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🗣 Share your personal achievements in recovery with us!
👥 Consistent support group attendance is vital!
❤️ Rebuilding relationships is a significant milestone, keep spreading love!
💪 Focusing on physical health is key!
🧠 Prioritizing mental health is essential!
🤝 Supporting others in their recovery journey is incredible!
🌟You're a true inspiration!
Join us for a Candlelight Vigil on Saturday, August 31 at 7 PM to honor those who have lost their lives to addiction. Let's come together to remember and light the way to recovery! 🌟 We will announce the names of loved ones we've lost. Reply with names of your friends & family or email us at [email protected]. Please submit names by August 10th 🕯️
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🧠Mind cleansing is crucial in recovery from addiction as it helps in clearing negative thoughts, reducing stress, and creating a positive mindset 😊. This process supports emotional healing 💖 and builds mental resilience 💪, which are essential for overcoming addiction.
🌸 It involves practices like meditation 🧘♂️, therapy 🛋️, and mindfulness 🌸, contributing to overall well-being and sustained recovery 🌟.
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🌟 Reflecting on an Incredible Journey 🌟
Today, I'm overwhelmed with gratitude as I think about how far The Never Alone Clubhouse has come in the past 3 1/2 years. From our humble beginnings to where we stand today, it's truly mind-blowing. None of this would have been possible without our amazing team, community leaders, partners, and every recovery champion who has walked alongside us.
A special thank you to MyCity 104.5 for believing in our mission and supporting us with our very own radio commercial! Your continued support means the world to us and amplifies our message of hope and recovery.
Here's to celebrating milestones, embracing challenges, and continuing to make a difference in our community. Together, we are stronger. 🌟
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👏We’re super excited to celebrate this milestone together!
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Art plays a crucial role in recovery for several reasons:
Expression 🎨Art provides a way to express emotions and thoughts that might be difficult to put into words, helping individuals process their feelings.
Therapeutic 🧘Engaging in creative activities can be calming and meditative, reducing stress and anxiety.
Focus 🖌️Art requires concentration and focus, which can help divert attention away from cravings and negative thoughts.
Achievement 🏆Completing an art project can give a sense of accomplishment and boost self-esteem.
Connection 🤝Sharing art with others can create a sense of community and support, which is vital in recovery.
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🌟 Exciting Announcement! 🌟 As we gear up for our upcoming Recovery Summit, we’re thrilled to introduce you to our incredible lineup of speakers and community leaders who will be sharing essential insights.
Today, we’re shining the spotlight on District One Commissioner, Lieutenant Commander Ricky Dobbs. 🎤 Commissioner Dobbs brings a wealth of experience and dedication to our community. His commitment to addressing critical issues and supporting recovery efforts is truly inspiring. 🌍💪
Learn more about how Commissioner Dobbs will contribute to our Summit and help make a meaningful impact in our community. Together, we’re stronger! 💙
Lieutenant Commander (LCDR), US Navy Reserve, Clarence Ricky Dobbs, Jr, is a native of Douglasville, Georgia. A 2011 graduate of the United States Naval Academy, LCDR Dobbs holds a Bachelor of Science degree in General Science. His work in the armed forces, college football arena, and with youth have been a source of pride and inspiration in the community.
LCDR Dobbs currently works as a high school Physical Education Teacher at his alma mater, Douglas County Comprehensive High School in Douglasville, Georgia. He is simultaneously serving in the U.S. Navy Reserves as a Strike Planning Officer and Admin Officer for Naval Reserve Commander Naval Forces Europe – Commander Naval Forces Africa Commands (NR-CNE-CNA-N3).
While he was on active duty, Dobbs was the Assistant Operations Officer (N3A) at COMPHIBRON Four and was handpicked to be the IWOARG’s LNO to Commander Naval Forces Europe and Central Commands. Prior to that tour, he was a Tomahawk Land Attack Missile mission planner and Weaponeer at COMUSNAVCENT. His outstanding leadership and organizational skills were evident in his work with the Iraqi Navy during his Middle Eastern forward deployment.
LCDR Dobbs’ very first tour of duty was on the USS Oscar Austin (DDG 79) in Norfolk, VA where he served as a 1st Lieutenant for 23 months and as Turbines Officer for five months, followed by a forward deployment to Manama, Bahrain where he served for 18 months on the USS Sirocco (PC 6) as the XO (Executive Officer), OPS (Operations Officer), Navigator and Legal Officer. Ever the role model, LCDR Dobbs’ position as a Candidate Guidance Officer in the U. S. Naval Academy’s admissions office afforded him an opportunity to not only recruit and develop young talent, but to positively influence their lives in the professional realm.
The personal history of Ricky Dobbs is an inspiration to successful executives in major companies and organizations, as well as to boys and young men in households dealing with various adverse conditions. He grew up in a single-parent household in an economically distressed community in Douglasville with his mother and older sister, along with the guidance of grandparents, uncle, and wonderful neighbors.
His motivation and subsequent success is summarized by LCDR Dobbs in his own words: “In high school I played four years of varsity basketball and three years varsity football. I also did a lot in my community with the youth through academics and athletics. I was known as “the Mayor” by my teachers at Douglas County High School. I was the recipient of the Faculty Cup at my commencement ceremony in 2006. I was also voted Homecoming King, Prom King and Mr. DCHS by my peers because of my work within the school keeping people out of trouble. This is where all of my dreams started to develop.”
Dobbs is a former football standout and student leader at the United States Naval Academy, where he was a finalist for the Heisman Trophy and the recipient of the 2010 Lowe’s Senior Class Award. Dobbs was also named Vice-President of the Naval Academy Class of 2011, a life-long commitment. As the starting quarterback on the Naval Academy’s football team, Ricky Dobbs led his team to a record three victories over Notre Dame. He set a new NCAA record for rushing touchdowns by a quarterback in a single season and set a number of school records previously held by famed Navy quarterback and NFL Hall of Famer Roger Staubach.
LCDR Dobbs formed The Ricky Dobbs Foundation in 2016 with hopes of continuing to be a credit to his community. The purpose of this foundation is to help low-income at-risk young men to develop the tools needed to be a success in today’s world. Through his foundation, LCDR Dobbs plans to expand the work he has done in the past with at-risk young men.
Despite his obligations during college and with his subsequent US Navy service, he has found the time and resources to hold several youth camps for young men ages 8 to 18. He also has been mentoring young men since 2005. As a testament to his impact, one of those boys who benefitted from Ricky Dobbs’ commitment and service is now a U.S Army officer and another is a professional football player.
In July 2014, LDDR Dobbs became a proud parent to his first beautiful daughter Chloe Louise (8) and in January 2023, his youngest daughter, Chyenne Renee, was born.
LCDR Dobbs was sworn-in to office as District 1 Commissioner to the Douglas County Board of Commissioners on May 19, 2023, following his gubernatorial appointment.
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🚨🎉🚨🎉 BIG NEWS: Black Lion Reggae is back on the bus for 2024 & will be at The Never Alone Clubhouse we are so excited to welcome this brilliant band back to the The Georgia Recovers Bus Tour - 💥 Labor Day 🧨September 2nd 2024 5pm-8pm come enjoy the vibe of this amazing band 🎉🚨
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🗣️ Come join us at The Never Alone Clubhouse 📅Check our schedule for upcoming events, everyone is welcome!
🌟 Peer Support Sessions – Connect with others who understand 🤝
🌟 Recovery Meetings– Share your journey and find strength together
🌟Creative Art Activities– Express yourself through art 🖌️🎨
🌟Find a safe space to connect.
🌟Complete your community service.
🌟Job Readiness Workshops – Build skills for your future career 💼
🌟Let's work, connect, and serve together.🌱 😊💛
Hi FB family and friends, I’m reaching out to you with a great BIG ask. The Never Alone Clubhouse has been supporting a father and his minor son for a few months, and I have permission to share some of their story. They moved to GA for a fresh start; unfortunately, the mother hasn’t been in the picture for quite some time. Initially, things were looking up—he quickly found a job and settled in. However, when their car broke down, he lost his job and eventually their home, leaving them unhoused like so many others.
A local law enforcement agency reached out to us for help, and with our community partners, we secured a safe living environment for them. Since then, he’s gained employment, but our BIG obstacle is transportation! While some have pitched in to help get him to work, it’s not sustainable. We’re urgently in need of a vehicle 🚗—we’re not looking for anything fancy, just something reliable to get them from point A to point B for now.
So here’s our ask: Do you have a vehicle you’d be willing to donate to this family, or perhaps something you could sell at a very low price? We know this is a LARGE ask, far beyond our usual requests from the community. We’re incredibly proud of this gentleman for coming to GA to give his son a better life and to rebuild his own. He’s overcome tremendous obstacles and kept going.
If you know of anything or can help, please send me a PM. If you’d like to donate, feel free to reach out to me directly, or you can donate via The Never Alone Clubhouse Cash App at $NeverAloneCh, Venmo at , on our website is our PayPal link or by sending a check to 8380 Grady St, Suite C, Douglasville, GA 30134.
Thank you all for your support and generosity!
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The 2024 map of the over 60 stops across Georgia for The Georgia Recovers Bus Tour and Douglas is one of them!!!! September 2nd 5 pm to 8:00 pm. Free event!
Free Food
Family fun
Speakers
TShirt Give away
Live Band
Fireworks
Most importantly connection to others in recovery!
“RECOVERY IS REAL IN DOUGLASVILLE “
🌟 Exciting News! 🌟
Check out our commercial for The Recovery Summit happening on August 23rd from noon to 8:30 pm! Join us for a day packed with Recovery education, community collaboration, and much more.
I’m incredibly grateful for our partnership with 104.5 MyCity. Thanks to this collaboration, we can increase awareness and education in our community!
Don’t miss out on this empowering event—mark your calendars and spread the word!
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Certified Addiction Recovery Empowerment Specialists (CARES) play a crucial role in addiction recovery, offering support and guidance to those in need. Here’s why they are essential:
Lived Experience: CARES have personal experience with addiction and recovery, which helps them connect and empathize with those they assist. They serve as powerful role models, showing that recovery is possible.
Peer Support: They provide peer support, which has been shown to improve outcomes in recovery. Their shared experiences create trust and understanding, fostering a supportive community. 🤝
Bridging Gaps: CARES often bridge the gap between individuals in recovery and the healthcare system, helping them navigate resources and services. 🏥
Empowerment: They empower individuals to take control of their recovery journey, encouraging self-advocacy and resilience. 💪
Relapse Prevention: By offering ongoing support and encouragement, CARES help prevent relapse and promote long-term recovery. 🔄
Stigma Reduction: Their work helps to reduce the stigma associated with addiction, promoting a more compassionate and understanding approach to those affected. ❤️
Community Integration: CARES assist in integrating individuals back into their communities, helping them rebuild their lives and relationships. 🏘️
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In April, Melissa received a life-altering diagnosis: cancer. Since then, she has been battling it with the unwavering strength and determination that define her. Melissa’s journey is a testament to her incredible resilience, and I highly recommend following her story on her blog website at Mom Fluff. Her stories are absolutely amazing, and I promise you that you will laugh!
Chris, her devoted partner, has been a pillar of support, standing by Melissa’s side through every challenge. To know Chris and Melissa is to absolutely love them. Their bond and determination inspire us all.
We ask for donations to support this amazing family during this tough time. While we considered starting a GoFundMe, we want to ensure that your generous contributions go directly to them without being diminished by fees. Therefore, we will be accepting cash, checks, Venmo, and CashApp.
Please continue to pray for Chris and Melissa as they navigate this journey. Your support, both emotional and financial, means the world to them.
Thank you for your generosity and for being part of their support network. Together, we can make a difference.
How to Donate:
Venmo: -Sadowsky
CashApp: $christo81
Stay updated on Melissa’s incredible journey and be inspired by her strength and humor at Mom Fluff.
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Thank you for being so supportive!
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8380 Grady Street
Douglasville, GA
30134
Opening Hours
Monday | 9am - 5pm |
Tuesday | 9am - 5pm |
Wednesday | 9am - 5pm |
Thursday | 9am - 5pm |
Friday | 9am - 5pm |
Saturday | 2pm - 5am |
Sunday | 2:20pm - 4:30pm |
3715 Bright Star Road
Douglasville, 30135
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