Organisation Membership

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1. Organzation/Program

Name of the Organization/Program

Websites and other links

Website URL, Facebook, social media accounts, or other

Websites and other links
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Location

City

Country

Point of contact

First name

Last name

Email address

Repeat email address

Approximate number of staff:

2. What is the mission of the organization

as stated in its founding document

3. Please briefly describe how your organization supports recovery from substance use disorders.

4. Please list any other networks with which you are affiliated:

4. Please list any other networks with which you are affiliated:
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As a condition of membership, please sign the two acknowledgment statements below on behalf of the organization:

I acknowledge that on behalf of my organization, I have read GRN’s mission, vision, and values statements

GRN Vision Statement: The transformative power of recovery is recognized, promoted, celebrated, and delivered without barriers, limitations, or stigma.

GRN Mission Statement: The Global Recovery Network provides a platform for members to build and reinforce recovery capital through the pursuit of lifelong learning, to forge and maintain connections to support each other, and to advance the understanding and practice of recovery throughout the world.

GRN Values Statement: The value of recovery is evident and undeniable – recovery empowers individuals to reach their full potential through connectedness, hope, and purpose, and has a long-term positive effect on families and communities.

I acknowledge that on behalf of my organization, I have read the GRN’s definition of recovery below.

Recovery from alcohol and other substance use disorders is an active voluntary process and a health outcome. Recovery is an individual’s continual growth that most often involves support networks, and that builds recovery capital to address the biological, psychological, social, and spiritual disturbances that characterize substance use disorders. Recovery is an ongoing process of growth to achieve the outcome of a substance-free life which allows an individual to reach their full potential.