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    This SWOT analysis for an addiction recovery organization identifies strengths such as experienced management, multiple locations, and a focus on long-term recovery, as well as opportunities such as available grants, donations, and expansion into other markets. Weaknesses include the risk of client relapse, lack of community support, and an inability of some clients to pay. Threats consist of potential regulatory issues, social stigmas, a lack of interest in recovery from some, and rising operating costs.

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    Greenfield Community College SWOT Analysis BUS116

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    This SWOT analysis for an addiction recovery organization identifies strengths such as experienced management, multiple locations, and a focus on long-term recovery, as well as opportunities such as available grants, donations, and expansion into other markets. Weaknesses include the risk of client relapse, lack of community support, and an inability of some clients to pay. Threats consist of potential regulatory issues, social stigmas, a lack of interest in recovery from some, and rising operating costs.

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    SWOT Analysis for Addiction Recovery Non-Profit

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    MichaelRosa
    This SWOT analysis for an addiction recovery organization identifies strengths such as experienced management, multiple locations, and a focus on long-term recovery, as well as opportunities such as available grants, donations, and expansion into other markets. Weaknesses include the risk of client relapse, lack of community support, and an inability of some clients to pay. Threats consist of potential regulatory issues, social stigmas, a lack of interest in recovery from some, and rising operating costs.

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    SWOT Analysis

    Strengths

    Managers personal
    experience with addiction
    Educated Board of Directors
    Dedication to fellowship and
    community service
    Available transportation
    Personal recruitment process
    Non-profit status
    Focus on long-term recovery
    Client work force
    Fellowship goal setting
    strategies
    Multiple locations

    Weaknesses

    Potential client
    relapse
    Consumer opportunist
    Internal social
    stigma/Negative
    outlook
    Focus on long term
    recovery
    Multiple locations
    Money not a primary
    goal
    Client In-ability to pay
    Lack of Community

    Threats
    Opportunities

    Available Grants
    Donations for tax deductions
    Niche market for opioid
    addiction
    Community service for
    community support
    DTA support for clients
    Existing referral network
    Available community assets
    Clients family/friends needs
    Available expansion into other
    transitional living markets

    Government, state and local


    regulations
    Social Stigmas
    Lack of interest in recovery
    Possible lack of support
    Cost of living like
    rental/utilities
    Fuel prices for transportation
    Drug screening cost
    Possible Vandalism
    Client health concerns
    Client Drama

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