Substance Recovery Support Workers assist clients in developing coping strategies, maintaining recovery plans, accessing services, and building supportive routines. They reinforce relapse prevention, coordinate referrals, and monitor progress alongside counselors and healthcare teams. With global increases in substance-use disorders, demand for recovery support roles continues to rise. The role requires strong empathy, communication, crisis awareness, documentation skills, and motivational ability. Workers help clients rebuild daily functioning, strengthen social networks, and reintegrate into community life. Ethical practice and cultural sensitivity are essential in addressing stigmatization and supporting long-term recovery.