About Recovery Roundtable

The Recovery Round Table is not a unique or new concept. We all know that 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.

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Our Mission

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 the question, what can we be doing as members of the recovery round table to close the gaps in the continuum of care. And, should a program be not as helpful as hoped, open to readjusting to meet the needs of the community instead of just chasing funding requirements.

Organizations as the Core

This means that our work is inherently advocacy, as we will work together to improve the overall recovery infrastructure through the elimination of siloed services.

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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

  1. People sitting together in a circle, backlit by a tall window

    Discover

    Browse the directory of recovery-focused groups and healthcare providers.

  2. A person smiling at a laptop

    Explore

    Dive into resources and upcoming community events in your area.

  3. Hands stacked together in the middle of a circle of people

    Join

    Register your organization to start collaborating and sharing your mission with others.

Our values

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.

Are you part of a recovery organization?

Recovery Community Organizations act as the glue which connects participants throughout all stages of a substance use disorder, and act as third party support for participants as they navigate the substance use disorder continuum of care.