People in Recovery: Mutual aid is the process of giving and receiving non-clinical and non-professional help to achieve long-term recovery from addiction. Use The Guide to Mutual Aid Resources to find out about the growing number and many varieties of online and in-person volunteer recovery mutual aid groups that are helping people find and sustain their recovery from addiction to alcohol and other drugs. There are mutual aid groups for people seeking, initiating and sustaining their recovery and for their families and significant others.

Providers: Mutual aid is the process of giving and receiving non-clinical and non-professional help to achieve long-term recovery from addiction. Use The Guide to Mutual Aid Resources to find out about the growing number and many varieties of online and in-person volunteer recovery mutual aid groups that are helping people find and sustain their recovery from addiction to alcohol and other drugs. There are mutual aid groups for people seeking, initiating and sustaining their recovery and for their families and significant others.

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If you're interested in starting up a recovery community organization or want to think about the next steps for your group, find out about the core strategies that grass roots organizations around the country have used to develop strong local and statewide groups. Learn the keys to a successful recovery community organization and use the many resources that are now available to you in one place.