Foundations Recovery Network

About this app

The Foundations Recovery Network Family Support App is your all-in-one companion for staying informed, connected, and supported as you walk alongside a loved one in recovery. Designed specifically for the families of Foundations Recovery Network clients, this app offers secure tools and curated resources to help you better understand the recovery journey and engage with a compassionate community. Key Features: Resources Hub: Access a robust library of family addiction support materials, including curated video playlists, educational files, recommended books, meeting finders, and quick links to helpful tools. Curriculum Folder: Stay organized with a structured outline for action items and important documents, with content tailored to support families throughout treatment. Quick Links & SOS Access: Find fast access to critical support—including a direct SOS button to contact the FRN admissions team. Events Manual: View and RSVP to both in-person and virtual family programming, including educational groups and recovery support events—organized for easy navigation and access. Contact & Learn More: Easily reach out to Foundations Recovery Network Admissions, view program websites, and explore detailed information about each facility, including location, services, and specialties. Community Connection: Join a secure & private Family Support Forum, post in the Community Wall, or message directly within the app to stay connected with other families walking a similar path. Social Media Access: Stay in the loop by connecting with Foundations Recovery Network’s official social media pages through built-in webviews. Whether you're seeking information, emotional support, or ways to actively participate in your loved one’s healing journey, the Foundations Recovery Network Family Support App is here to guide and empower you every step of the way.

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