The Lee/Whiteside County Recovery Oriented System of Care (ROSC) Council is a collaborative network aimed at strengthening addiction recovery support, reducing stigma, and bridging service gaps in both counties. It focuses on enhancing peer support, increasing sober living opportunities, and providing community-based recovery resources. 

Key initiatives and details for the Lee/Whiteside ROSC Council include:

• Goals: Increase awareness of recovery services, boost engagement, reduce stigma, and expand peer support networks.

• Focus Areas: The council focuses on youth, unhoused individuals, and rural community members.

• Activities: Regular meetings are held, often featuring updates from local recovery centers and discussions on expanding treatment access.

• Key Partners: The council includes SUD/Mental Health Providers, people with lived experience, hospitals, and law enforcement.

• Key Accomplishments: The council has supported the establishment of a 42-bed women's sober living home in Rock Falls, IL and has worked to increase referral numbers and transportation for treatment.

• Support & Resources: Peer support services, including All Recovery Meetings and a music groupare available, sometimes in collaboration with local recovery centers. 

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