Mosaic Place celebrates their second anniversary in Cedartown

October 8, 2020

Mosaic Place program manager Lydia Goodson (left), who like all Mosaic Place staff lives in long-term recovery, presents the Recovery Ally of the Year Award to Marty Robinson, director of EMS for Redmond Regional Medical Center and a member of the Rockmart City Council. (Contributed)

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Mosaic Place, Highland Rivers Health’s addiction recovery and resource center in Cedartown, celebrated its second anniversary this month with a gathering of more than 30 friends and partners.

Since opening on October 1, 2018, the recovery center, located at 123 West Avenue, has served more than 3,000 unique individuals, providing peer-led support activities, recovery groups, service projects and linkages to other community services.

Mosaic Place is part of a growing network of partner RCOs – recovery community organizations – in northwest Georgia, with similar organizations established or being planned in Rome, as well as Bartow, Paulding, Douglas, Haralson and Cherokee counties, all committed to making recovery services an vital part of their communities.

Learn more about Mosaic Place’s mission in this Talking Points on Polk.Today podcast episode.