Now you are getting back into the social life of this world. Members form lifelong friendships, and become deeply involved in one another's lives. Membership in the Recovery Alliance is purely voluntary, and both members and non-members are welcome to attend RAI meetings, or to take advantage of the organization's other recovery resources. Those who do join are committed to living their lives according to the spiritual principles embodied in the Twelve Step Program of Recovery. Some members have been in recovery for over fifteen years.
Members represent a variety of social, ethnic, and educational backgrounds.
This broad range of experience enhances members' ability to assist others. The RAI's government is made up of a Board of Directors, and the General Membership. The Board of Directors is committed to furthering the purposes for which the organization was founded. The General Membership has its own governmental structure. Together, the two bodies set immediate and long-range goals for the organization.