Resources

The Phoenix Launches New Misconduct & Reporting Features 

Part of what makes Phoenix programs powerful and transformative experiences is our commitment to creating safe and welcoming spaces for all our members. That’s why we’re introducing #NotMe, a new feature designed to make reporting misconduct easier and more secure than ever.

Borderland Music Festival creates sober safe space

The festival’s “Sober Space” was made up of The Phoenix organization, the Curfew fellowship fund and Divided Sky Foundation, all focused on giving people resources and support during recovery.

The Phoenix Surpasses 500,000 Members Served

On July 24th, The Phoenix celebrated a significant milestone with the 500,000th member joining its community. This achievement highlights the impact of The Phoenix’s mission, which began 18 years ago with the goal of providing a supportive space for addiction recovery. The milestone reflects the dedication of its staff, volunteers, and supporters, and marks a pivotal moment in redefining recovery. Despite this success, the organization acknowledges the ongoing challenge of addressing substance use issues, with nearly 48 million Americans still affected. The celebration is both a recognition of past achievements and a renewed call to action, urging continued involvement to drive forward a movement that offers hope and support to all in need.

Chronicles from the CrossFit for Health Summit: from opioid overdose to clean with community

Why People in Recovery Often Find Motivation in Fitness

The Phoenix and Divided Sky Foundation Unveil Inaugural Music on the Mountain Festival; Anders Osborne, Dogs In A Pile and Saints & Liars

The Voices of Women in Recovery

From advocates to leaders, women have always spoken up about sobriety. For Women’s History Month, we’re spotlighting the voices of women in recovery.