Looking for community, connection, and a place to grow in your recovery journey? Come learn what it means to be a part of the Recovery Café family.

A space for people to come together in a small group to learn how to grow into better versions of themselves.

Smaller more intimate group that dives into the word.

Pathway Anywhere Micro-Campuses exists to bring the transformative love of Jesus to every corner of our community. We are committed to connecting people to Jesus and believe this will help them flourish in every area of their lives.

Low-pressure group talks about growing in our relationships with self, God, others, and the world.

Come study and work the Steps. This is a commitment. If you decide to attend, it is preferred that you attend every week until the steps are completed.

A Bible Study focused on the love, liberty, and power that comes from a relationship with the Lord.

Join us for a powerful weekly Bible study designed for men seeking growth, connection, and spiritual strength.

All women are welcome to join us for a weekly Women's Bible Study—a time for encouragement, connection, and spiritual growth. Hosted by Pathway Church and held in person at the Wichita Recovery Hub, this group is a supportive space to explore Scripture, share stories, and walk in faith together.

We invite you to join our Support Group for Recovery Professionals — a confidential, compassionate space created specifically for those who support others on their recovery journeys while also in recovery.

A small and intimate group of peers sharing in their highs, lows, and goals.

Adult Children of Alcoholics (ACA)/Dysfunctional Families is a Twelve Step, Twelve Tradition program of people who grew up in dysfunctional homes. https://adultchildren.org/

A small, intimate support group for those who suffer from chronic pain.

Co-Dependents Anonymous (CoDA) is a membership community for people with a common desire to develop healthy and functional relationships. It's a non-professional fellowship that offers a 12-step program for codependents.

Co-Dependents Anonymous (CoDA) is a membership community for people with a common desire to develop healthy and functional relationships. It's a non-professional fellowship that offers a 12-step program for codependents.

Join us for a Holiday Luncheon in lieu of our December Coalition Meet-up! Tuesday, Dec. 16 Noon – 1:30 p.m. Wichita Recovery Hub 120 S. Ida, Wichita We’ll share food and mocktails, celebrate the season, and talk about WSU Suspenders4Hope Care Kits now being distributed across our community.

We are excited to invite you to participate in the upcoming Recovery Housing Fair hosted by the Wichita Recovery Coalition. This event aims to connect individuals and organizations dedicated to supporting recovery housing initiatives in our community.