The Future of Long Term Recovery is Here!

DISCOVER REALIZE U 252 | THE LONG TERM RESIDENTIAL RECOVERY HOME FOR MEN IN CRAVEN COUNTY.

Realize U 252's mission is to empower individuals to realize their potential for long-term recovery from addiction and substance use disorder

VISION

RECOVERY IS POSSIBLE

Based on the social model of recovery, at Realize U 252's recovery residence, residents are both recipients and sources of recovery support. Residents are active participants in developing and sustaining a recovery-supportive culture and family-like community.

Realize U 252 understands how important recovery is and that not everyone has the resources available to take the necessary steps. RU252 may have available grants to subsidize the rehabilitation program for qualifying residents.

Realize U 252 provides the environment & opportunity for residents to thrive in long-term addiction recovery.

WHO ARE WE?

Realize U 252 is more than a recovery residence. It's an academy for human potential and personal growth.

From Struggle to Strength: Realize U 252's Path to Renewal and Hope

In the heart of our community, Realize U 252 stands as a beacon of hope for those caught in the throes of addiction. Established to foster new beginnings, our approach extends beyond traditional recovery methods, offering a transformative support system.

Addiction's journey is complex, touching not just the individuals but also their loved ones. Most individuals find addiction recovery to be a path filled with challenges that demand more than medical or therapeutic interventions—it requires a nurturing environment that enables individuals to rediscover themselves. This philosophy is at the heart of Realize U 252, where we understand that a supportive environment is key to facilitating profound personal transformations.

Realize U 252 has a partnership with Craven Community College to prepare our residents for the working world. During a two week period our guys learn how to build the foundation for employ-ability and career advancement. This is a big step forward for our residents to repair their self-confidence and see their path to long-term recovery. The boot camp is a collaborative training effort with Religious Community Services (RCS) of New Bern and the Craven-Pamlico Re-entry Council. Participants will be registered Craven CC students, earn continuing education units, and have their program participation reflected on continuing education transcripts.