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Redefine Recovery

Transform community recovery from an aspirational idea into the new standard of care.

Our Approach

We’re not fixing a broken system. We’re building a new one.

Community recovery works. We’ve proven it for 20 years.

But institutions won’t change until we translate lived experience into their language: peer-reviewed research, longitudinal data, and evidence they can’t dismiss.

With 48 million Americans struggling and fewer than 10 percent receiving care, this evidence drives meaningful adoption by funders, policymakers, and programs, making it possible to scale what works while keeping communities at the center.

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What We’re Doing

5 Years

of prospective, longitudinal outcome research — generating peer-reviewed science, not just program data

In Their Words

What the research shows.

For two decades, The Phoenix has been generating the kind of evidence that changes how institutions think about recovery. This is what that looks like.

Our Vision

The way our society approaches healing is upended. Not as treatment delivered to people, but as community built by them.

Rigorous Research & Longitudinal Data

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Five years of prospective outcome research, generating peer-reviewed studies that translate two decades of community evidence into the institutional proof that funders and policymakers require.

Grassroots Data Infrastructure

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Thousands of participants and partner organizations connected through one coordinated system — shared dashboards, real-time reporting, and unified standards so the entire field can learn from itself.

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Partnerships That Move Policy

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We’re not waiting for institutions to catch up. We’re partnering with universities, researchers, policymakers, and cultural leaders to embed evidence of community-powered healing into funding streams, public policy, and national awareness.

The Evidence

Read Receipts

We have been steadily building a network of industry-leading research and partnerships to prove the value of community-driven recovery.

Research

Peer Support and Long-Term Recovery Outcomes

Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health

Research

Community-Based Recovery and Flourishing Across Life Domains

Journal of Substance Abuse Treatment

Research

Volunteer Engagement as a Recovery Mechanism

American Journal of Community Psychology

Research

Longitudinal Outcomes in Peer Recovery Support Services

The Phoenix, 18-Year Study

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You've seen the evidence. You've heard the story. Now be part of it.

$47 million is already committed. 80+ organizations are already building. Ten million people are still waiting. Your pledge today puts recovery in reach for someone who doesn't have it yet.