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The Metro Suburban Recovery Learning Community is one of six regional Recovery Learning Communities funded by the Department of Mental Health. We collaborate with current peer run organizations and providers to develop and support activities facilitated by and for people in mental health and/or dual recovery. Although RLCs have both office and meeting space, the RLC is not program centered. We support activities that occur in the locations in which people receive services and the community at large.  We support groups and activities across four counties and define ourselves by that network and not as ‘site-based.’  The work we are doing is based on the work of local and national pioneers within the recovery movement who have argued that we have a unique and extremely valuable expertise in supporting each other based on our own lived experiences.