Voices for Recovery
Meet our Guest Speaker: Scott Wehrs
A Coulee Region man in long-term recovery, come and hear Scott’s inspiring story of addiction and recovery.
Date: Sunday, April 19th, 2026
Join us in a fundraiser to support programming at Coulee Recovery Center.
Enjoy lunch and a great speaker, and leave having supported an important agency impacting lives!
Time: 11AM - 1PM
Location: La Crescent Event Center
595 Veterans Parkway La Crescent, MN 55947
What is Voices For Recovery?
The Voices for Recovery is an event that allows Coulee Recovery Center to share who we are and what we do. If we don’t talk about addiction and educate about addiction, then how can we truly help our community understand the need for support for individuals seeking recovery?
Each year Coulee Recovery Center provides a speaker who shares their perspective on substance use disorder and recovery and why having a community agency like Coulee Recovery Center is so important.
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We still appreciate any donation that you are able to give!
Here is how your donations helped us in Fiscal Year 2025: July 1, 2024 to June 30, 2025
We welcomed 37,998 visits to our center!
It’s important to understand that these aren’t just stats on a spreadsheet. Because many of our programs are anonymous—and often, people participate in multiple services throughout the month—we track visits, not just unduplicated individuals. Every visit represents a moment someone chose recovery. Chose connection. Chose HOPE.
Reached 4,043 youth and adults - Prevention and Education Programs
891 crisis calls or drop-ins were met with immediate support and 50 Underage Assessments and Teen Intervenes were provided through our Crisis Support and Early Intervention programs
Tactical Recovery and Wellness Program Coordinator Answered the call for 110 individuals through the Veteran and First Responders Program
Recovery Navigation Program Supported 554 individuals in finding their pathway to recovery
The Recovery Zone welcomed 7,451 visits, including 731 people who walked through our doors for the very first time—new faces, new stories, new steps forward.
Hosted 2,535 participants at recovery-centered social events
Served 6,207 lunches
2,281 individuals accessed our pantry
13,876 visits were made to attend one of the 122 support group meetings held monthly at the Center