We support all pathways of recovery and help those in need of transitional living
and vocational assistance with vocational support.
We are a group of individuals in long term recovery and recovery allies dedicated to giving others a second chance at life.
Early recovery can be overwhelming and challenging. We give individuals in early recovery the tools they need to succeed.
We grant recovery residence scholarships to individuals in early recovery and assist with job searching, resume building, and interview skills.
Inclusive Recovery Foundation was founded in South Florida in 2017 by our board of managers, who all share a common vision and goal. We wanted to build an organization to support all pathways of recovery and provide resources to those in need of transitional living and vocational assistance. We at Inclusive Recovery Foundation do more than provide recovery residence scholarships in early recovery. We help those individuals find meaningful employment so they can support themselves after their housing scholarship has ended.
To provide transitional living assistance and vocational support for those seeking recovery, regardless of the pathway. Our mission is simple: we want to help people who don’t know how to help themselves yet. We seek to help individuals navigate the obstacles of early recovery to set them up for long term success.
To increase the availability of safe, supportive, and welcoming environments in which those who are new to recovery can learn and grow. To see individuals in early recovery find gainful employment and move closer to realizing their potential while starting their lifelong journey.
All donations to Inclusive Recovery Foundation will directly support giving another individual a chance at recovery through a recovery residence scholarship and vocational assistance. Inclusive Recovery Foundation is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt nonprofit organization, so your donation is tax-deductible.
We are a group of individuals in long term recovery and recovery allies who got together and formed Inclusive Recovery Foundation to remove some of the obstacles individuals new to long term recovery face. We hope that this will allow the individuals we work with to focus on what is important: Creating a foundation for lifelong recovery.
Neill Timmons has owned and operated a FARR and NCARR certified recovery residence since 2013, operating in both Florida and North Carolina. He opened his program with a deep passion to help others who were suffering from the same illness that he had overcome. Since then Neill has been certified as a Recovery Residence Administrator, is training to be a Certified Substance Abuse Counselor. Neill attained a BS in Business administration from Northwood University in West Palm Beach in 2013. He has completed leadership training and volunteered at Gratitude Training in 2015 in West Palm Beach. He also currently serves as the Vice President of the North Carolina Association of Recovery Residences and shares the Standards chair position.
David is first and foremost a recovered drug addict. He is a jack of all trades and a master at a few. Currently he is the Chief Marketing Officer for Future Frontiers, manages a small digital marketing company, is a managing partner of several web properties, is actively involved in an agricultural start-up and helps several small companies with their web development and online marketing. In his spare time he produces music and is an avid landscape photographer.
Ryan is a finance professional experienced in working with NARR certified recovery residences. He has seen the value that a well-run, structured residential recovery environment and gainful employment can provide for someone beginning their journey of recovery. It is because of this experience that Ryan decided to co-found Inclusive Recovery Foundation with John, David, and Neill.
John began working with individuals suffering from substance use disorders in 2013 as a behavioral health technician. Shortly after, John became the director of operations for a FARR certified recovery residence in Boynton Beach. During this time John completed his bachelor’s degree in social work from Florida Atlantic University in August of 2016. John was accepted to the advanced standing master’s in social work (MSW) at Florida Atlantic University and completed his degree in May of 2017. Currently, John is a licensed clinical social worker (LCSW) with the state of Florida and a master’s certified addiction professional (MCAP) with the Florida Certification Board. John firmly believes in individualized care, supporting multiple pathways to recovery, and the availability of MAT.
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