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The Recovery Spot of West Georgia (RSWG) was established in 2022 as the recovery services program of Carroll County Mental Health Advocates and serves individuals with substance use disorders and co-occurring disorders within our community. RSWG provides recovery services through community-based services and treatment, on-going case management services, linkages to peer support services and support systems that encourage environments for continued outpatient treatment, and pathways to recovery. 

The RSWG is led by an Advisory Group, a collective of individuals in recovery and recovery allies. Volunteer members provide their expertise and professional knowledge to support the work of the RSWG and are responsible for the planning and implementation of programs and services.  

January 27, 2025

Search for Program Director 

for The Recovery Spot of West Georgia Program

Carroll County Mental Health Advocates is searching for a Program Director for The Recovery Spot of West Georgia Program. The Recovery Spot of West Georgia provides recovery services to individuals with substance use disorders and co-occurring disorders in our community through community-based services and treatment, on-going case management services, and linkages to peer support services and support systems that encourage pathways to recovery. The position is funded through a Bureau of Justice Assistance/Comprehensive Opioid, Stimulant, and Substance Use Program (COSSUP) grant.

Duties for this position include overseeing and managing all aspects of this program, such as grant administration, supervision of program staff, developing programming to meet the needs of the recovery community, delivering community outreach programs to promote organizational programs, connecting clients to community support services, advocating for recovery support through relationships with partners at the local and state level, collaborating with other recovery programs, and performing other duties as assigned by the Executive Director. 

Requirements for this position include a bachelor’s degree with a minimum of three (3) years’ experience managing a business or non-profit; knowledge and personal experience in prevention/

intervention/treatment of chemical dependency and the recovery community (and minimum of 2 years in recovery); hold or working toward peer-based certifications. Familiarity with grant administration, program development, and social media marketing is desired. A criminal background check is required for employment. Pay is competitive and benefits are offered.

To apply:  Send a cover letter, resume, and the names and contact information of three references (do not send reference letters) to: Lori Thomas, Executive Director, CMHA, 118 S. White Street, Carrollton, GA 30117.