Austin Recovery Network’s mission is to provide a network of compassionate, community-based, person-centered care to those impacted by substance use disorders, regardless of race, gender, age, or station...

because EVERYONE is worthy of recovery. 

The Austin Recovery Network Programs:

University High School and Keystone APG are youth service providers that empower students, young people, and emerging adults, and their families with early access to recovery and recovery support. University High School is a sober high school that provides a safe, sober, and academic environment for students. Academic and college-prep curriculum, teachers, and programming are provided by the University of Texas Charter School. Keystone APG gives youth and emerging adults a fun and safe environment for peer support and accountability, buoyed by access to peer recovery coaches and the broader recovery community. 

Austin Recovery’s Alumni organization is a community of people living vibrantly in recovery, whose lives have been forever changed by treatment from the Austin Recovery Network. Through weekly in-person and online meetings, activities, private social media groups, and more, the Alumni stay connected to a strong recovery network and peer support.