Refuge Recovery World Services
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Group Rep/Q&A Meeting- April 2025
Group Rep/Q&A Meeting- April 2025
Group Rep/Q&A Meeting- April 2025
Thursday 8th May 2025
Join Vanessa and Sebastian as they lead a Refuge Recovery Q&A, discussing community support, scholarships, and new resources.
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Episode Overview
- The importance of community support in recovery programmes.
- Scholarship opportunities for those facing financial hardship.
- New resources and updates from Refuge Recovery World Services.
- Detailed procedures for running effective business meetings.
- Encouragement for donations to support conference attendance.
This is part of our recovery of getting out of our easier, faster, more comfortable way.
In this episode of Refuge Recovery, Vanessa, a volunteer for Refuge Recovery World Services, leads a dynamic Group Rep and Q&A meeting designed to bridge the gap between World Services and local groups. The episode is a lively Zoom session where members gather to discuss pressing issues, share resources, and ask questions about the Refuge Recovery programme. Vanessa kicks things off with updates from World Services, including committee projects and new materials.
Sebastian, another key figure, chimes in with insights on scholarship opportunities for upcoming conferences, sparking a conversation about community support and financial accessibility. Noah adds his perspective on the importance of donations to ensure everyone can participate in the programme's events. The meeting also dives into the nitty-gritty of running business meetings, introducing a new document that outlines democratic procedures for decision-making within the groups. While complex, this document is seen as vital for maintaining order and fairness in discussions.
There's even a bit of humour as Noah refers to the new script as 'big and beautiful'. The episode concludes with heartfelt gratitude for donations received during the meeting and a dedication of merit, aiming to spread positivity and support throughout the recovery community. This episode offers a unique look into how Refuge Recovery functions at both grassroots and organisational levels, making it a must-listen for anyone involved or interested in Buddhist-oriented recovery methods.