[email protected](770)-693-5982 32 N Fairground St. • Marietta, GA 30060 [email protected](470)-392-9023 501(c)(3) Non-Profit. Tax Deductible. “The Zone” is an extension of the Davis Direction Foundation’s non-profit corporation, that is led and governed by people in recovery, family members, friends and allies. It is a Recovery Community Organization (RCO) that mobilizes resources within and outside of the recovery community to make it possible for the recovery population to find long-term recovery. Each organization has a mission that reflects the particular issues and concerns of its community. All RCO’s share three core principles – recovery vision; authenticity of voice; and accountability to the recovery community. The ZONE, its leaders, and members have a singular goal: enhancing the quantity and quality of support available to people seeking and experiencing long-term recovery from addiction. The focus is on the “solution” not a particular service or model of care. We meet people where they are and support all pathways to recovery. We are a member of the Association of Recovery Community Organizations (ARCO) and working toward National Certification. BUILDING COMMUNITIES OF RECOVERY RECOVERY IS SAVING OUR CHILDREN THE ZONE PROVIDES Social Connection Sober Sports Chiropractic Services Resource Library Recovery Meetings Recovery Coaching Computer Lab Thrift Store Relaxation Techniques Yoga Community Re-entry Music & Art Health & Wellness Game Room Coffee Shop Food Pantry Haircuts TM
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[email protected] (770)-693-598232 N Fairground St. • Marietta, GA 30060
“The Zone” is an extension of the Davis Direction Foundation’s non-profit corporation, that is led and governed by people in recovery, family
members, friends and allies. It is a Recovery Community Organization (RCO) that mobilizes resources within and outside of the recovery community to
make it possible for the recovery population to find long-term recovery. Each organization has a mission that reflects the particular issues and concerns of
its community. All RCO’s share three core principles – recovery vision; authenticity of voice; and accountability to the recovery community. The
ZONE, its leaders, and members have a singular goal: enhancing the quantity and quality of support available to people seeking and experiencing
long-term recovery from addiction. The focus is on the “solution” not a particular service or model of care. We meet people where they are and
support all pathways to recovery. We are a member of the Association of Recovery Community Organizations (ARCO) and
working toward National Certification.
BUILDING COMMUNITIES OF RECOVERY
RECOVERYIS SAVING OUR CHILDREN
THE ZONE PROVIDES
Social ConnectionSober Sports
Chiropractic ServicesResource Library
Recovery MeetingsRecovery Coaching
Computer LabThrift Store
Relaxation TechniquesYoga
Community Re-entryMusic & Art
Health & WellnessGame RoomCoffee ShopFood Pantry
Haircuts
TM
Our Mission
There are 25+ million people inrecovery in the U.S. #RecoveryIsReal
OPIOID
Know The Facts
Heroin is a strong addictive narcotic that is more potent than morphine and that is prohibited for medical use in the United States. It is used illicitly for its euphoric effects and is a cheap, easily available alternative for opioids.
Opioids are a type of narcotic pain medication. They can become highly addictive.
Since the Grand Opening of The Zone on September 29th, 2016, we welcome on average 2,000 visitors per month to our recovery center.
HEROIN
RECOVERYIS SAVING OUR CHILDREN
The mission of the Davis Direction Foundation is to Fight Addiction and Fuel Recovery, while serving as the national model for Building Communities of Recovery.
In the United States, every 12 minutes a life is lost to opioid/heroin addiction making it the leading cause of accidental death in the United States. The relapse rate for opioid/heroin addiction is astronomical and a person coming out of a 28 day Rehab facility is 32x more likely to overdose and die within the first 4 months of leaving the facility than if they had never been admitted.
To make a difference for those suffering with the disease of opioid/heroin addiction, the foundation addresses 5 areas.
