BCRC

We love walking alongside our participants in life.

When an individual receives services from BCRC, we ensure that the participant's interests, preferences, and personal goals remain a priority. We leverage the unique strengths and abilities while identifying areas for growth and improvement, helping the participant develop the skills they need to achieve their goals.

Our vision is to ensure that everyone our agency serves, regardless of the barriers they face, acquires the skills they need to achieve their employment and recovery goals, experience increased independence, and become contributing members of their community.

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Being Part of Something at BCRC in Beaver County means that we tap into your abilities and provide opportunities for personal growth and independence while respecting the dignity and uniqueness of each individual we serve.

Our participants deserve to have the opportunity to participate in meaningful activities that improve their quality of life, encourage personal growth and move them toward their desired outcomes. They deserve to work with highly skilled and trained professionals who prioritize their health and well-being, while helping them develop the skills they need for greater independence, choice, opportunity and inclusion in the community.

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We believe every person is different. Every person has intrinsic value.
Our participants deserve to have the opportunity to participate in meaningful activities that improve their quality of life, encourage personal growth, and move them toward their desired outcomes.

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🌟 It Takes a Village: Meet Lucas Guthrie 🌟

At BCRC, we know that meaningful support starts with meaningful people. That's why we're launching our new monthly employee spotlight series, "It Takes a Village," highlighting the dedicated individuals who make our mission possible every day.

We're honored to begin this series with Lucas Guthrie, a Certified Peer Specialist at Aurora, BCRC's mental health services program.

Lucas's journey with Aurora is a powerful example of recovery, resilience, and giving back. He first came to Aurora as a participant in 2006. Inspired by his own recovery experience, he earned his Certified Peer Specialist certification and has been supporting others on their mental health journeys since 2007.

Today, Lucas uses his lived experience to help participants recognize that recovery is possible and that a meaningful, fulfilling life is within reach. He finds the greatest reward in watching individuals set goals, build skills, gain confidence, and discover their own potential.

Outside of Aurora, Lucas is a Saint Vincent College graduate with a degree in History and a passion for lifelong learning. He enjoys exploring history, technology, podcasts, and research.

When asked to describe his experience at Aurora in one word, Lucas said:
💚 Supported

And that's exactly the kind of environment Lucas helps create for others every day.

Thank you, Lucas, for your compassion, dedication, and the hope you bring to the people you serve.

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Because of their sacrifice, we have our freedom to Be Part of Something 💙❤️🤍
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Did You Know? Many retired professionals are looking for meaningful ways to stay active, share their experience, and continue making a difference in their communities.

Rich, a retired teacher and principal, found that opportunity at BCRC. Today, he chooses to “Be Part of Something” as a Job Coach Coordinator — helping individuals build confidence, develop skills, and achieve greater independence.

At BCRC, your experience still matters. Whether you’re recently retired or simply looking for rewarding part-time work, there’s a place for you to make an impact.

Join a team where purpose, connection, and community come together every day.

Learn more about joining our team:
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