
The ACTION Recovery Resource Center (ARRC) is a safe space for you to grow in your recovery by working with our Certified Peer Recovery Support Specialists, all with lived recovery experience. We meet you where you are on your journey to finding a path to wellness from the grip of substance use disorder. By building your own customized re
The ACTION Recovery Resource Center (ARRC) is a safe space for you to grow in your recovery by working with our Certified Peer Recovery Support Specialists, all with lived recovery experience. We meet you where you are on your journey to finding a path to wellness from the grip of substance use disorder. By building your own customized recovery plan, you can reclaim your balance in life. Our newly formed workforce development program can help guide you to a sustainable and fulfilling career and help eliminate the barriers that have been holding you back.
As part of the A.C.T.I.O.N. Coalition, which is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, we operate under the guidelines of a Recovery Community Organization. We are a non-clinical, growing, and ever-changing Recovery Community Organization, which is a grassroots effort founded to provide free recovery services and support to all of Johnson County, Tennessee.
Created in the belief that recovery is possible and should be easily accessible to those who live in our community. We provide inclusive services with respect for all recovery pathways.

As a recovery community resource, we offer evidence-based programs and workshops that have proven track records of success along the road to recovery.
ACTION Coalition and the ACTION Recovery Resource center are state and federal funded, therefore we strictly adhere to Title VI requirements. Whereby, no person in the United States or in Tennessee, shall on the basis of race, color, or national origin be excluded from participation in, be denied befits of, or be subjected to discriminat
ACTION Coalition and the ACTION Recovery Resource center are state and federal funded, therefore we strictly adhere to Title VI requirements. Whereby, no person in the United States or in Tennessee, shall on the basis of race, color, or national origin be excluded from participation in, be denied befits of, or be subjected to discrimination under any program or activity receiving federal and/or Tennessee State Funding Assistance. {Civil Rights Act of 1964; TCA 4-21-904}










Stigma surrounding substance use disorder creates barriers that keep people from seeking help, accessing treatment, and feeling supported in their recovery. At ARRC Recovery Centers, we work every day to replace judgment with understanding—because substance use disorder is a health condition, not a moral failing, and recovery is possible for everyone.
When our community reduces stigma, we create safer, healthier environments where people feel empowered to reach out before a crisis occurs. Families experience less shame, workplaces become more supportive, and individuals are more likely to stay engaged in treatment and long‑term recovery. Stigma reduction also strengthens prevention efforts by encouraging honest conversations, early intervention, and connection to resources.
By promoting compassion, accurate information, and person‑first language, ARRC helps Johnson County build a culture where recovery is celebrated, treatment is accessible, and no one is left to struggle alone. Reducing stigma isn’t just good for individuals—it benefits the entire community by fostering resilience, improving public health, and creating a stronger network of care for everyone.
ACTION Recovery Resource Center
110 Pioneer Village Suite 12 Mountain City, Tennessee 37683, United States
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