Continued Support: Our programs offer continued emotional and practical support to individuals post-rehab.  This support is crucial in the early stages of recovery when the risk of relapse is high.

Community Building: They help build a community of individuals who have shared similar experiences. It’s a judgement free zone, and can be highly beneficial for those in recovery who need to feel understood and supported.

Events and Meetings: We’ll organize regular events, Zoom meeting, in-person meetings and social gatherings. These can range from group discussions and workshops to social outings at a local roller skating rink. The events provide opportunities for alumni to connect, share experiences, and encourage each other through good times and bad.

Educational Resources: Alumni programs will offer ongoing educational resources and workshops that focus on topics relevant to recovery, such as stress management, healthy living, and coping strategies.

Mentorship Opportunities: Some of our alumni relationships develop into mentorship opportunities, where more experienced individuals in recovery can provide guidance and support to those who are newer to the process.

Accountability: Regular check-ins or meetings help maintain accountability, which is a key factor in preventing relapse.

Resource Sharing: Alumni programs can provide information about additional resources, such as therapists, support groups, or employment opportunities, which can be helpful in maintaining sobriety.

Relapse Prevention: By staying connected to a recovery community and having access to ongoing support, alumni are better equipped to handle triggers and high-risk situations that could lead to relapse.

Volunteering Opportunities: Some of our programs encourage alumni to give back by volunteering, which can enhance one’s sense of purpose and fulfillment. 

Access to Professional Help: If an alum is struggling, the program can facilitate access to professional help quickly, whether it’s counseling, therapy, or medical assistance.