Our Programs
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ZIP Night-Time Substance Use Prevention Counseling Education Program
The Night-Time Substance Use Prevention Counseling Education Program is the Duval County district’s program for students who have been charged with committing an alcohol, drug, possession of prohibited substance, or drug/alcohol paraphernalia infraction against the Code of Student Conduct.
The Night-Time program may also be a counseling referral for use, possession, distribution, or sale of tobacco; or distribution, possession, sale or purchase of drug facsimile products. Classes for the Night-time are school year-round, with five classes of students from last year.
FCRA Peer Support staff provides individual peer support, presentations, group discussions and activities, with students and parents, sharing real life experiences while receiving resources and referrals to long term community services.
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FCRA APG Program
The FCRA APG program is currently in Middle and High school’s after school programs. It includes 60 minutes group meetings and 60 minutes of individual peer support.
Our program consists of 32 weeks/ 2 hours a week at each school. APG is driven by Peer staff mentors accompanied by trained substance use /mental health instructors.
Our main topic is substance use and the opioid crisis with focuses on addiction, prevention and recovery. Topics range from mental health issues, anxiety, stress, depression, relationships, poor social behavior, mood and personality changes, and many more issues resulting from substance use.
Our group meetings involve assessments to gather data on teens status of current use, past experience or thoughts/desires with using drugs. We discuss facts on substance and the effects specific drugs has on the body and mind, covering peer pressure and refusal skills. Information is shared through PowerPoint, videos and students and peer staff discussing real life experiences.
We are committed to not only providing preventive and recovery support, but also creating teen advocates and ambassadors against substance use for themselves, their friends, family and community.
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FCRA Faith-Based Group
The FCRA faith-based group is a local network of faith-based participants seeking to serve their communities through recovery focused peer support and offering services and referrals to health and social care.
The goal of our spiritual support group is to ensure that no one feels alone in his or her struggle with mental illness and substance abuse. Sharing each other's stories can be a liberating and a welcoming break in the silence that often surrounds mental illness and substance use.
Our Faith-based group engage with local faith communities, by adhering to the moral imperative to aid all people in need regardless of faith, upholding humanitarian standards and principles, and also reinforcing a foundation of trust.
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FCRA LGBTQIA+ Sober Group
The FCRA LGBTQIA+ sober group's objective is to provide a safe, nice, respectful enriching experience to the LGBTQIA+ recovery and sober community. Our primary purpose is to encourage unity and enhance one’s sobriety.
The goal is to support and educate, that it is possible to be happy, joyous, & free in sobriety. We offer recovery focused individual peer support, groups and referrals to health and wellness programs, education, and outreach events.