The MARR Alumni Association invites you to become an active
member
of our alumni community. The Association
is made up of men
and
women in active recovery who participated in treatment at MARR
and
are a vital part of the
MARR mission of bringing lasting recovery to
those
affected by the disease of addiction. We offer hope and
mentoring
to
current MARR clients and assist new alumni as they transition to
their
home community. We serve as
support to all MARR events as
well as
educate the public that long-term recovery is not just a dream,
but a reality.
The Alumni actively promote continuing recovery and
reinforce the 12 Step programs through sharing our
experience,
strength and hope with MARR patients,
alumni and the community at large. We host several
events
throughout the
year that are designed to
incorporate fun and fellowship as an integral
part of
our recovery.
These events are
listed
on the Calendar of Events page as
well as
onthe Alumni
website, http://www.marralumni.org. Be sure to explore the
Alumni website for
additional
information about your
Association
and how you can
participate in
supporting and promoting long
term recovery.
You
can also utilize
the website to keep in touch
with each other and
possibly find your
old roommate!!
We all shared the “MARR Experience” and realize the powerful impact of the relationships that were formed in the therapeutic community as we began our journey
into long-term recovery. The Alumni Association is dedicated to helping alumni remain connected to MARR and to one another. There are alumni in nearly all of the 50 states. No matter where you live there is probably a MARR alumnus in your area. Many are active leaders in recovery in their local, state and regional recovery groups.We would like to remain in contact with you but need your help. Please print out our Alumni Association Membership
Registration Form and return it by US Mail or fax it to 770-216-9398. You may also contact the Association directly by email at alumni@marrinc.org or by phone 678-805-5114.
We all shared the “MARR Experience” and realize the powerful impact of the relationships that were formed in the therapeutic community as we began our journey
into long-term recovery. The Alumni Association is dedicated to helping alumni remain connected to MARR and to one another. There are alumni in nearly all of the 50 states. No matter where you live there is probably a MARR alumnus in your area. Many are active leaders in recovery in their local, state and regional recovery groups.We would like to remain in contact with you but need your help. Please print out our 