Become a Member

We Welcome You to Join our Healing Community

To be a member, we ask that you be drug and alcohol free for 24-hours, by helping and giving back to the Community by contributing to running the Café, by lending a compassionate heart to the healing of others, and by attending a dedicated Recovery Circle.

Here are the steps to join us:

• Stop by for your first visit: Tuesday through Saturday, 11:30am- 3:30pm. Have a bite to eat and let us show you around!
• Sign up to attend a New Member Introduction. New Member Introductions are held when we have spots available for New Members. They are held every Saturday at 10:30 – 11:30 AM, on a sign-up basis.
• PLEASE check the website or call 360-984-6163 to get your name on the list.

Once you have been assigned to and attend a Recovery Circle, you are kindly encouraged you to take part in all the Cafe and School for Recovery activities.

Membership requirements are simple:

• Be Drug and Alcohol Free within the past 24 hours
• Participate in a weekly Dedicated Recovery Circle or let staff know when you must be absent
• Lending a helping hand by participating in Community Service at the Café
• Practice the “6” Guiding Principles of the Recovery Café Community

Recovery Café’s Guiding Principles are:

1. Connect with divine Love in ourselves and others
2. Show respect
3. Cultivate compassion
4. Practice forgiveness
5. Encourage growth
6. Give Back

Membership Benefits

Membership at Recovery Cafe Clark County is a perfect opportunity to finding stability to match your day to day life challenges, no matter the development of your journey. Here at Recovery Cafe Clark County there are a variety of great tools and helps that Members can access while they are active at Recovery Café including:

• Currently all members receive a gratitude bag on Wednesdays and Fridays until further notice.
• Resources offered from the School for Recovery classes that touch on a variety of different topics including relapse prevention, building healthy relationships, skill building, art skills such as painting and writing, and yoga exercise and meditation classes, as well as a variety of other ongoing classes.
• A supportive, healing, and compassionate Community of people in recovery from homelessness, addiction, trauma, and other mental health challenges.
• A Recovery Circle in which you experience validation, understanding and the act of being loved.
• Opportunities to help support the Facility and take part in the ongoing healing work of this Community.
• Referral help to access other community-based services as needed