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Become a Recovery-Friendly Workplace

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Becoming a Recovery-Friendly Workplace (RFW) is more than a title—it's a commitment to supporting the well-being of your team and creating a healthier, more inclusive work environment. By partnering with Michigan RFW, your organization gains meaningful recognition and access to tools that make a real impact.

 

Benefits of Becoming an RFW

 

Official Recognition
Your business will be formally recognized by the Michigan Recovery-Friendly Workplace

program for taking a stand in support of recovery.

 

Custom Signage
You'll receive a distinctive Recovery Friendly Workplace sign to display, signaling your

commitment to employees, customers, and the community.

 

Increased Visibility
Your organization will be featured on the website’s career page and on LinkedIn as a

Recovery-Friendly Workplace, enhancing your reputation and attracting values-aligned talent.

 

Workplace Safety Tools
As part of your designation, you’ll receive a Naloxone Safety Box with access to Narcan

provided through the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS).

 

Ongoing Support
You’ll continue to have access to a dedicated Recovery-Friendly Advisor and connections to

valuable local resources to support your team.

 

Employee Education Resources
Gain access to Shatterproof Just Five, a series of brief, evidence-based videos designed to

raise awareness and foster understanding among your employees.

 

 

 

How to Get Started

Becoming a recovery-friendly workplace starts with a simple step:
Complete the Letter of Interest Form to begin the process.

👉 [Click here to fill out the online form]

Recovery Community Organization Contact

Corey Winfield

Corey is the Founder and Executive Director of 217 Recovery. 

corey@217recovery.com

Marney Winfield

Marney is a LLMSW, 217 Recovery Assistant Director, and the Project Manager for the RFW Program in Grand Traverse County.

marney@217recovery.com

Cori Smoker

Cori is a Peer Recovery Coach with 217 Recovery and the Assistant Project Manager for the RFW Program in Grand Traverse County.

cori@217recovery.com

Designation Process

 

Explore the Checklist to learn more about how to become a designated Recovery Friendly Workplace.

 

There is no cost associated with the various RFW introductory trainings or access to a Recovery Friendly Advisor (RFA).

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