Region 5 Recovery Hub
We’re here to support you.
PMHCA, in partnership with our sister organization the Pennsylvania Peer Support Coalition (PaPSC), leads a truly peer-run initiative funded as the Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs (DDAP) Region 5 Recovery Hub. The Hub launched on July 1, 2023 and supports individuals, families, and communities across the region.
Adams, Bedford, Blair, Cumberland, Dauphin, Franklin, Fulton, Huntingdon, Juniata, Lebanon, Mifflin, Perry, and York.
Listening to Region 5
We have completed developing our second strategic plan for the Region 5 Recovery Hub. To make sure this plan reflects real needs and experiences, we’re hosting listening sessions in every county in the region.
Listening sessions were held through September 2025. After the sessions were complete, the strategic plan for the next year was shared with DDAP and Region 5 stakeholders.
The feedback gathered through these conversations guides how the Region 5 Recovery Hub focuses its efforts—centering what community members identify as most important for recovery, support, and safety for all.
Who we are
PMHCA is a statewide membership non-profit organization dedicated to supporting anyone seeking treatment or support for a mental health or substance use challenge, no matter where they are in their recovery journey.
We advocate, educate, and promote recovery in all its forms. Through PMHCA, individuals and organizations can access training on topics such as specialized peer support, LGBTQIA+ issues, mental health advanced directives, trauma, and more.
Supporting people through their unique paths to recovery has been at the heart of PMHCA’s work since our inception. We believe in whole health care—seeing and supporting the person as a whole—and this approach shapes everything we do.
Share your experience with us
Your feedback shapes the Region 5 Recovery Hub. Use the links below to share your needs, offer suggestions, or request technical assistance.
For more information, please email us at recoveryhub5@pmhca.org.
This project is funded under a Grant Agreement with the Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs.