Recovery is
celebrated
sustainable
possible.
Mountain Top Cares Coalition (MCC) offers a supported path to recovery from substance use and addiction in Greene County, New York, available to you, your family, and our mountaintop community. MCC provides free services, allowing your full focus on recovery.


What we offer
Whether you are personally navigating substance use and recovery, are a loved one, or a community member - we provide services, support, training and more.
- Individualized one-on-one certified peer support (learn more about CRPA's here)
- Weekly & Monthly Meet-ups and Workshops
- Support Groups (Family Support Group and Women in Recovery)
- Recovery Friendly Social Events
- Community Education & Engagement
- Harm reduction (Narcan)
- Recovery Workforce Support (employees & employer)
- Advocacy
- Help navigating social supports (food, housing, clothing, transportation, technology/communications access) and additional recovery and treatment services.

Peer Support

Education

Resources

Advocacy
What we do
We meet you where you are.
Individualized support. Maximum accessibility.
We're available to you in-person, phone, email and virtually.
Services
Peer advocate support, group meetings, daily programming and recovery focused events.
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Calendar
Upcoming & ongoing events
Our special events, and our weekly recurring offerings, so help is always close
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Mental Health First Aid Training
Recognize. Learn. Act. Mental Health First Aid Workshop

Community Conversation Windham
Substance Use: It isn't going away. Join us for a community conversation and end the silence.
Blog
The lastest at MCC
Goings-ons, events, partners, and more

Self Guided Narcan Training
A quick self-guided training on how to use naloxone (Narcan™), how it works and where to get it.

Funding to help break cycle of addiction in a small community
Mountain Top Cares Coalition Executive Director Patrick Magee interviewed on Spectrum News.

Narcan: A Life-Saving Tool on the Front Lines of Overdose Emergencies
Narcan, also known as naloxone, has become a vital tool in the fight against opioid overdose deaths. This powe