AFRC Job Board
Peer Recovery Coach - Idaho Springs, CO
Position Title: Peer Recovery Coach
Reports To: Regional Manager
Position Type: Full-time, Hourly
Position Summary:
The Peer Recovery Coach serves as a compassionate advocate for individuals seeking or maintaining recovery. By modeling recovery and sharing lived experience, the Peer Recovery Coach supports peers in navigating systems of care, identifying recovery goals, accessing community resources, and building recovery capital. Responsibilities include facilitating one-on-one sessions and group meetings, participating in recovery planning, and when appropriate, accompanying peers to appointments. The Peer Recovery Coach will act in accordance with AFRC’s ethical guidelines, values, and personnel policies, always promoting multiple pathways to recovery.
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Peer Recovery Coach - Gunnison, CO
Position Title: Peer Recovery Coach
Reports To: Regional Manager
Position Type: Full-time, Hourly
Position Summary:
The Peer Recovery Coach serves as a compassionate advocate for individuals seeking or maintaining recovery. By modeling recovery and sharing lived experience, the Peer Recovery Coach supports peers in navigating systems of care, identifying recovery goals, accessing community resources, and building recovery capital. Responsibilities include facilitating one-on-one sessions and group meetings, participating in recovery planning, and when appropriate, accompanying peers to appointments. The Peer Recovery Coach will act in accordance with AFRC’s ethical guidelines, values, and personnel policies, always promoting multiple pathways to recovery.
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Family Support Specialist-
Westminster, CO
Position Title: Peer Recovery Coach
Reports To: Regional Manager
Position Type: Full-time, Hourly
Position Summary
The Family Support Specialist provides nonclinical peer-based support to friends and family members of loved ones who are affected by substance use. This role strengthens wellness, increases understanding of recovery, and helps families navigate resources. The Family Support Specialist uses lived experience, training, and peer values to support families through one-on-one meetings, group programming, community outreach, and education.