The McShin Foundation is a nonprofit Recovery Community Organization in Richmond, Virginia that has been serving individuals and families affected by substance use disorders since 2004. Operating from a 15,000-square-foot Recovery Community Center that's open every day of the year, McShin delivers peer-to-peer recovery support services within a social model framework. Their signature 28-Day Residential Program provides safe halfway housing alongside daily recovery education, relapse prevention groups, personalized recovery coaching, and connections to clinical services including medical detox and therapy. Participants engage in diverse activities ranging from museum visits and art groups to outdoor adventures like rock climbing and white-water rafting. For women with children, McShin offers specialized support through their Pregnant and Parenting Women's Recovery Home, Destiny House. The foundation primarily serves adults 18 and older who are new to recovery, have experienced relapse, are transitioning from incarceration or other institutions, or need aftercare following treatment. With 16 recovery residences providing over 150 beds, McShin ensures immediate access to housing and peer support, significantly improving participants' chances for sustained recovery. Their approach emphasizes active involvement in recovery activities and integration into Richmond's recovery community.