RECOVERY THROUGH FITNESS
EIN 88-1983786 · Substance Abuse Dependency, Prevention & Treatment (F20)
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THROUGH THE FOLLOWING ACTIVITIES, RECOVERY FITNESS AIMS to SIGNIFICANTLY IMPACT THE LIVES of THOSE AFFECTED BY SUD, CONTRIBUTING to THEIR LONG-TERM RECOVERY and OVERALL WELL-BEING, WHILE ADVANCING THE FIELD of ADDICTION TREATMENT THROUGH INNOVATIVE, EXERCISE-BASED INTERVENTIONS.1. to PROVIDE A UNIQUE, EVIDENCE-BASED APPROACH to SUBSTANCE ABUSE RECOVERY BYINCORPORATING HIGH-INTENSITY EXERCISE REGIMENS INTO TRADITIONAL TREATMENT MODELS.2. to IMPROVE THE PHYSICAL and MENTAL HEALTH OUTCOMES of INDIVIDUALS STRUGGLING WITHSUD BY OFFERING STRUCTURED, SUPERVISED EXERCISE PROGRAMS TAILORED to THEIR SPECIFICNEEDS and RECOVERY STAGES.3. to EDUCATE THE PUBLIC and HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS ABOUT THE BENEFITS of EXERCISE INADDICTION RECOVERY, FOSTERING A HOLISTIC APPROACH to TREATMENT and REHABILITATION.4. to CONDUCT and SUPPORT RESEARCH ON THE EFFICACY of HIGH-INTENSITY EXERCISE IN SUDRECOVERY, CONTRIBUTING to THE BODY of KNOWLEDGE IN ADDICTION SCIENCE and TREATMENTMETHODOLOGIES.5. to CREATE A SUPPO
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ContactWALTER MIDKIFFFOUNDER/DIRECTOR
In care of% WALTER MIDKIFF
Mailing address255 N 16TH ST, WYTHEVILLE, VA 24382-2115
Main phone(276) 613-2972Source: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- July 2022
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- Wythe
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