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RiteLife Services Assumes Peer Support Role in Palm Beach County
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RiteLife Services Takes Over Peer Support in Palm Beach County

RiteLife Services is now providing peer support and certification activities in Palm Beach County, taking over from Rebel Recovery. The organization aims to maintain and enhance recovery-oriented care in the region.

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09/22/2026 · Miami edition

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RiteLife Services began providing peer support services and certification activities in Palm Beach County on September 1, succeeding Rebel Recovery in this capacity.

The organization will now connect individuals and families with peer support, emphasizing lived experience leadership and community engagement.

Rebel Recovery, thanked for its advocacy, mentorship and support within the recovery community, will continue its Parent Support, CHARS, HIV/HCV Navigation, FLASH and RADD programs.

The commitment to providing compassionate, high-quality peer support that promotes hope, wellness and recovery remains unchanged. Community members will continue to have access to these services and certification opportunities.

For questions regarding peer support services or certification, contact Barbara Moody, CEO, at 561-503-1323, Miranda Flatt at 502-744-0720, or Matt Kluckowski at 772-321-0979.

RiteLife Services expressed its honor in serving the Palm Beach County recovery community and committed to a seamless transition and continued high-quality services.

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