Recovery Support Services

The Department of Mental Health (DMH) contracts with recovery support providers and substance use treatment providers to deliver statewide services. Recovery support programs offer services such as care coordination, recovery coaching, spiritual counseling, group support, recovery housing and transportation to support individuals in their unique recovery pathways. These services can occur independently of, or in coordination with, other substance use disorder service providers. These services are offered in a variety of settings including community, faith-based and peer recovery organizations. 

Recovery Month - September 2025

Informational Recovery Support Services One-Pager

Recovery Lighthouse Family Recovery Program

Recovery Research Infographic

Recovery Support Providers 

Recovery Housing

Becoming a DMH Contracted Recovery Support Provider

At this time the RSS Invitation for Bid (IFB) is closed. If another IFB is opened, it is encouraged to have your DMH certification and/or NARR accreditation completed to submit a bid.

Recovery support providers that are interested in becoming a DMH contracted RSS provider must either obtain DMH certification as a recovery support provider and/or obtain MCRSP-NARR accreditation for recovery housing

Recovery support providers are strongly encouraged to participate in regional and statewide Missouri Coalition of Recovery Support Providers meetings and conferences to obtain support and to coordinate services with other providers.

 

Recovery Support Certification Process
Information for Recovery Support Service Providers

Process to be used by providers to change their organization's information (site addresses, email address, phone numbers, program name, director name, etc.).

Information for RSS Access Programs
Peer Respite Crisis Stabilization

Missouri Peer Respite Crisis Stabilization Initiative:  First Year Findings Report 2024

For more information on Recovery Support Services contact Jesse Crum