The Detroit Recovery Project (DRP) is a private, non-profit organization that supports individuals in identifying and resolving barriers to achieving a healthy and productive lifestyle in recovery. DRP does this through:

• recovery support services, such as mutual aid groups, housing and employment assistance, and recovery coaching
• providing social support and family support
• health education
• life skills training  

DRP aims to strengthen, rebuild, and empower under-served communities affected by substance use disorders and predominantly serves blacks, indigenous, and people of color (BIPOC) in an urban area. There is a focus on racial equity and justice. The organization evolved out of the Detroit Recovery Project Coalition, initially a group of parents in recovery that were concerned about youth substance use and later was joined by a variety of community, local, and state-level agencies. Therefore, DRP also has a focus on prevention. 

More information on the program can be found in the presentations here and here, the video here, and the annual report here.