About Recovery Roundtable
Natural allies shouldn't compete
The Recovery Round Table is not a unique or new concept. Coordination of services improves outcomes for participants seeking support to overcome a substance use disorder. And because of the nature of funding, natural allies — organizations that share a mutual mission to support humans overcoming a substance use disorder — can be pitted against one another over competitive funding grants.
Our mission
The focus belongs on people, not programs
The Round Table is designed as a place to overcome territorialism and shift the focus from program to individual participants. We always want to be asking: what can we, as members of the recovery round table, be doing to close the gaps in the continuum of care? And should a program be not as helpful as hoped, we stay open to readjusting to meet the needs of the community instead of just chasing funding requirements.
Connect organizations
Breaking down silos with a shared platform for cross-organizational networking and partnership development.
Share resources
A centralized hub for therapeutic tools, literature, and educational materials, accessible to all member organizations.
Promote events
Amplifying local and national recovery initiatives through a shared calendar the whole network can see.
How it works
Your journey into the circle
The circle is the whole idea: organizations and individuals at the same table, nobody at the head of it.
Discover
Browse the directory of recovery-focused groups and healthcare providers.
Explore
Dive into resources and upcoming community events in your area.
Join
Register your organization to start collaborating and sharing your mission with others.
Our values
What the network holds itself to
Community-first
Decisions are guided by the needs and voices of the people within the recovery community.
Accessibility
Resources and connections are available to all, regardless of background or status.
Trust & transparency
Clear communication and verified information across the entire network.
Support & growth
Foundations for both organizations and individuals to thrive and expand.
Organizations as the core
Are you part of a recovery organization?
Recovery community organizations are the glue that connects participants through every stage of the continuum of care — and our work together is inherently advocacy: improving the whole recovery infrastructure by eliminating siloed services.