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The Caroline County Recovery Community Center is located at 113 Courthouse Ln., Bowling Green, Virginia. Founded in 2011, CRC helps promote recovery in the local community and is a part of the McShin foundation. Our mission is to deliver a message of hope to recovering addicts and alcoholics and to facilitate their journey to a Read More ...

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Why I’m Here!!! by Kyle Chandler on Friday, December 9, 2011 at 12:01am Why I’m Here. I’m here because I want to better my life in all aspects. I’m here because I realized the life and life style I was living wasn’t going to get me anywhere. When I was doing nothing but drinking alcohol Read More ...

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The McShin Foundation has been remarkably effective with the method of Peer to Peer Recovery Support Services (PPRSS) which employs recovering addicts and alcoholics to educate, mentor, and spread the message of recovery to individuals new in sobriety. Since its inception, the McShin Foundation has evolved in many directions. Amongst our 4,200 square foot recovery Read More ...

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The Caroline County Recovery Community Center is located in Caroline County, Virginia. Founded in January of 2011 CCRCC helps promote recovery in the local community and facilitates the Caroline County Recovery Community Program. CCRCC is a part of The McShin Foundation.
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The McShin Foundation’s mission is to deliver a message of hope to recovering addicts and alcoholics and facilitate their journey to a healthier life.

Founded in 2004, The McShin Foundation is Virginia’s leading non-profit, full-service Recovery Community Organization (RCO), committed to serving individuals and families in their fight against Substance Use Disorders (SUDs). While providing the tools for recovering individuals to create positive lifestyles, we aim to spread the word of recovery and educate families, communities, and government regarding SUDs as well as reduce the stigma attached to them.