Recovery Community Center

Bowling Green, Kentucky & surrounding communities

A place to take the next step—together.

270 Recovery Community Center brings people together around hope, peer support, and practical pathways forward.

Find your connection Learn about 270 RCC

Connection. Resources. Recovery.

270 Recovery Community Center logo featuring a road through Kentucky hills toward a sunrise

Our mission

Recovery is strengthened in community.

270 Recovery Community Center supports people affected by substance use disorders through peer recovery support, education, community connection, resource navigation, and related charitable programs.

We welcome individuals in recovery, people seeking recovery, family members, friends, and community partners in Bowling Green and throughout the region. No one should have to sort through the next step alone.

What we offer

Support that meets you where you are.

Our work is rooted in lived experience, dignity, and the belief that each person can choose a path that fits their life.

Peer recovery support

Real connection with people who understand the challenges and possibilities of recovery.

Resource navigation

Help identifying community resources and understanding options for the needs in front of you.

Education & connection

Opportunities to learn, build recovery capital, and find a welcoming community.

Important: 270 RCC provides non-clinical peer and community support. We do not replace medical, mental health, emergency, or substance use treatment services.

Find your next step

You do not need to have it all figured out.

Start with a conversation. Whether you are looking for support, information, or a community that understands, we can help you explore what may be useful next.

Reach out to 270 RCC
  1. 1

    Connect

    Send a message and tell us what kind of support or information you are seeking.

  2. 2

    Explore

    Talk through community resources, peer support, and ways to get involved.

  3. 3

    Move forward

    Take the next step at your own pace, with people in your corner.

Looking for resources?

We can help you find a starting point.

From recovery supports to community services, navigating options can feel overwhelming. Begin by getting in touch—we will help point you toward resources to explore.

Ask about resources

A community effort

There is a role for everyone in recovery.

A thriving recovery community needs neighbors, advocates, volunteers, donors, and partners. Your time, care, or support can help create more pathways to connection.

Volunteer or partner Support the mission

Community media & news

Recovery stories, updates, and useful context.

Explore public updates from local recovery organizations and reporting about recovery in Kentucky. Each link opens an external source in a new tab.

Content freshness: Links were reviewed September 22, 2026. External pages, videos, and availability can change without notice. 270 RCC does not control, endorse, or provide clinical advice through third-party content.

From the community

Public social updates

WNKY • Video feature

Recovery in Unity Block Party

Watch WNKY’s Sunrise Spotlight conversation about the local Recovery in Unity Block Party.

Watch the WNKY feature

Kentucky context

Read from the source

Center for Health Care Strategies • Research

Peer support and treatment engagement

A research summary of Kentucky Medicaid data on peer support, treatment engagement, and overdose risk.

Read the research summary

Commonwealth of Kentucky • September 2025

Recovery Ready Communities

Read the Commonwealth’s announcement on county recovery-resource access and Recovery Ready Community certifications.

Read the Kentucky update

KFF Health News • June 2026

Recovery services in rural Kentucky

Reporting on opioid settlement funding and community-based recovery and harm-reduction services in eastern Kentucky.

Read the KFF Health News article

Connect with us

Let’s start the conversation.

Contact details and ways to connect will be shared here as they become available. In the meantime, use the email link below to reach the 270 RCC team.

Official contact information will be shared here.

For now, please check back for the latest ways to connect with 270 RCC.

For an emergency, call 911. If you or someone you know is in crisis, call or text 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.