activities · 8
what they do
direct service · 8
- Host Guided Meditation and Sound Bath Sessions 12-Step and Peer-Led Recovery MeetingsThe organization hosts weekly guided meditation and sound bath sessions specifically focused on the 11th Step of Alcoholics Anonymous.
- Host Peer-Led Recovery Dharma Meetings 12-Step and Peer-Led Recovery MeetingsThe organization hosts Queer Dharma Phoenix, a peer-led recovery dharma meeting that utilizes Buddhist practices, principles, meditation, personal inquiry, and community to address addiction.
- Host Peer-Led Recovery Dharma Meetings 12-Step and Peer-Led Recovery MeetingsThe organization hosts Queer Dharma Phoenix, a peer-led recovery dharma meeting that integrates Buddhist practices, meditation, personal inquiry, and community support to address addiction.
- Host Queer Dharma Phoenix Meetings 12-Step and Peer-Led Recovery MeetingsHosts Queer Dharma Phoenix, a peer-led recovery dharma meeting that utilizes Buddhist practices and principles, meditation, personal inquiry, and community to address addiction.
- Host Specialized 12-Step Recovery Meetings 12-Step and Peer-Led Recovery MeetingsOffers specialized 12-step recovery meetings, including AA meetings for transgender, non-binary, queer, and allied individuals, AA Big Book Cross Talk meetings, AA guided meditation and sound bath sessions, AA topic-based discussions, CMA newcomer literature meetings, and AA "The Acid Test" and "Reality Group" online meetings for the LGBTQ community.
- Provide 12-Step Recovery Meetings 12-Step and Peer-Led Recovery MeetingsThe organization hosts over 30 in-person and online 12-step recovery meetings per week, totaling more than 33,000 individual meetings in 2024, for various addictions including alcohol, crystal meth, and sex and love addiction. These meetings include specific formats such as Big Book discussions, topic-based discussions, speaker meetings, and literature-focused sessions, and cater to diverse groups including the LGBTQ community and newcomers.
- Provide 12-Step Recovery Meetings 12-Step and Peer-Led Recovery MeetingsHosts over 30 diverse 12-step recovery meetings per week, including Alcoholics Anonymous (AA), Crystal Meth Anonymous (CMA), Narcotics Anonymous (NA), and Sex and Love Addicts Anonymous (SLAA), providing over 33,000 individual meetings annually. These meetings are free and supported by member contributions.
- Provide 12-Step Recovery Meetings 12-Step and Peer-Led Recovery MeetingsThe organization hosts over 30 in-person and online 12-step recovery meetings per week, totaling more than 33,000 individual meetings in 2024, for various addictions including alcohol, crystal meth, and sex and love addiction. These meetings include specific formats like Big Book discussions, topic-based discussions, speaker meetings, and literature-focused sessions, catering to diverse groups including the LGBTQ community and newcomers.
strategies · 18
how they think
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- ADA-Compliant Service Animal Policy ADA-compliant service animal policyThe organization adheres to ADA guidelines for service animals, requiring them to be individually trained for tasks, vaccinated, and under the full control and responsibility of their handlers to ensure health, safety, and compliance within its facilities.
- ADA-Compliant Service Animal Policy ADA-compliant service animal policyAdheres to ADA guidelines for service animals, requiring them to be individually trained for tasks, vaccinated, and under the full control and responsibility of their handlers to ensure health, safety, and compliance within the facility.
- Buddhist Principles for Addiction Recovery buddhist_principles_for_recoveryThe organization utilizes Buddhist practices and principles, including meditation, personal inquiry, and community support, in peer-led recovery dharma meetings to help individuals overcome addiction.
- Buddhist Principles for Recovery buddhist_principles_for_recoveryUtilizes Buddhist practices and principles, including meditation and personal inquiry, within peer-led recovery dharma meetings to help individuals overcome addiction through a community-based approach.
- Community Center Model for Recovery Support community_center_modelThe organization operates a neighborhood-based support center to provide a healthy recovery environment and foster community engagement, offering a physical space for activities and open board meetings to ensure transparency and service to the community.
- Community-centered recovery infrastructure community_center_modelOperates a physical neighborhood-based community center to anchor recovery services, fellowship, and engagement, providing a stable and accessible hub for programming and support.
- LGBTQ+ Affirming Recovery Support queer_affirming_recoveryProvides Alcoholics Anonymous programming and support tailored to the LGBTQ+ community, emphasizing inclusivity, targeted support, and creating a safe space for GLBT individuals to work the Steps, Traditions, and Principles of AA without fear of rejection.
- LGBTQ+-Affirming Recovery Support and Safe Spaces queer_affirming_recoveryThe organization provides Alcoholics Anonymous programming and support tailored to the LGBTQ+ community, emphasizing inclusivity, targeted support, and creating a welcoming and safe environment for GLBT individuals to work the Steps, Traditions, and Principles of AA without fear of rejection.
- Peer Support and Recovery Outreach peer_support_recoveryThe organization focuses on maintaining personal sobriety while actively supporting other individuals in achieving recovery and conducting outreach to active addicts, making personal sobriety and outreach core to its mission.
- Peer support and mutual recovery fellowship peer_support_fellowshipRelies on mutual support among individuals in recovery, using shared experiences, strength, and hope in a peer-led fellowship model to sustain sobriety and encourage outreach to active addicts.
- Peer-Led Fellowship and Mutual Support peer_support_fellowshipEmploys a peer-led fellowship model where individuals in recovery support each other through shared personal experiences, strength, hope, and mutual encouragement, fostering healthy relationships and providing outreach to active addicts.
- Peer-Led Fellowship and Mutual Support peer_led_fellowshipThe organization employs a peer-led fellowship model where individuals in recovery support each other through shared personal experiences, strength, hope, and mutual encouragement, fostering healthy relationships and collective recovery from alcoholism and other challenges.
- Peer-led twelve-step fellowship model twelve_step_programUtilizes the Twelve Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous and related programs (e.g., Co-Dependents Anonymous, Al-Anon) as a spiritually oriented, structured framework for recovery, emphasizing shared personal experience, moral inventory, amends, and mutual support in a peer-led setting.
- Queer-affirming safe space for recovery queer-affirming_recoveryProvides a dedicated, inclusive, and safe environment for LGBTQ+ individuals to engage in recovery work through AA and related programs, addressing historical exclusion and fostering belonging through targeted meetings and protection from rejection.
- Recovery through contemplative and Buddhist practices buddhist_principles_for_recoveryIntegrates Buddhist principles, meditation, personal inquiry, and community into peer-led recovery meetings as an alternative or complementary path to overcome addiction.
- Service animal policy aligned with health and ADA standards ADA-compliant service animal policyEnsures accessibility and safety by adhering to ADA guidelines for service animals, requiring vaccinations, visible rabies tags, handler control, and full handler responsibility for care and supervision.
- Twelve-Step Recovery Framework twelve_step_programUtilizes the Twelve Steps, adapted from Alcoholics Anonymous or Co-Dependents Anonymous, as a structured, spiritually oriented program for recovery, personal transformation, and spiritual growth, emphasizing powerlessness over addiction, moral inventory, spiritual development, and making amends.
- Twelve-Step Recovery Framework twelve_step_programThe organization utilizes the Twelve Steps of various fellowships (Alcoholics Anonymous, Co-Dependents Anonymous, Al-Anon) as a structured, spiritually oriented program for recovery, personal transformation, and spiritual growth, emphasizing powerlessness over addiction, moral inventory, spiritual development, and making amends.
named programs · 9
what they call their work
AA CASUAL NOONERS
Daily noon Alcoholics Anonymous meetings featuring readings from AA literature followed by group discussion
AA HAPPY HOUR
Evening AA meetings focused on reading and discussing the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous
AA SPIRITUAL TRANSITION
AA meetings specifically for transgender, non-binary, gender non-conforming, queer individuals and allies
AL ANON WORKING ON IT
Al-Anon meetings for friends and family members affected by someone else's drinking
CMA NEW HOPE
Crystal Meth Anonymous meetings offering literature and speaker sessions for recovery from crystal meth addiction
CoDA Why Not Me
Co-Dependents Anonymous meetings focused on developing healthy relationships
NA MGLA (More Gratitude Less Attitude)
Narcotics Anonymous meetings with rotating formats including literature discussion, topic sticks, and speaker shares
Queer Dharma Phoenix
Recovery Dharma meetings using Buddhist meditation and community practices to support recovery from addiction
SLAA Your Next Level
Sex and Love Addicts Anonymous meetings addressing love addiction, anorexia, and related issues through rotating topics
relationships · 4
who they work with
- AA Intergroup Partner — Provides a link to AA Intergroup's global online meetings directory.
- Alcoholics Anonymous Partner — LAMBDA PHOENIX CENTER hosts or facilitates access to Alcoholics Anonymous meetings as part of its services.
- Crystal Meth Anonymous Network — LAMBDA PHOENIX CENTER hosts or affiliates with Crystal Meth Anonymous as part of its recovery services.
- Ong Ko Met Association Partner — Negotiated with to purchase their building and adjoining lot.