Refuge Recovery World Services
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Group Rep/Q&A Meeting- July 2025
Group Rep/Q&A Meeting- July 2025
Group Rep/Q&A Meeting- July 2025
Wednesday 23rd July 2025
Join Refuge Recovery's July Q&A for insights on compassionate leadership, fundraising strategies, and effective community engagement.
56 minutes
hopeful
informative
challenging
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Episode Overview
- Explore Buddhist principles in addiction recovery.
- Learn about effective strategies for engaging meetings.
- Understand the importance of financial health and fundraising.
- Discover compassionate approaches to leadership.
- Utilize Canva for creating impactful meeting flyers.
May any goodness that comes from our meeting be shared with all of the suffering addicts in the world.
In the latest installment of Refuge Recovery's Group Rep/Q&A Meeting, host Sebastian guides listeners through a session focused on the principles and practices that underpin the organization's approach to addiction recovery. Refuge Recovery, rooted in Buddhist teachings, emphasizes the importance of compassion and community in the healing process. Sebastian introduces practical tools for community engagement, including using Canva templates to create visually appealing flyers for meetings.
This approach not only helps spread the word about active meetings but also encourages participation, which can lead to increased attendance and engagement. Financial sustainability is highlighted as a crucial aspect of the organization's growth. Sebastian discusses the challenges of meeting budget projections and explores various fundraising strategies, such as incentivizing donations with branded merchandise. The conversation underscores the need for a collective effort from individuals to support World Services while also maintaining self-sufficient meetings.
Leadership is another key theme, with an emphasis on compassion. Sebastian shares insights on managing repeat offenders in meetings with empathy, suggesting a structured approach to address behavioral issues. The importance of leading with compassion, both towards oneself and others, is a recurring sentiment throughout the discussion. The session closes with reflections on the future of Refuge Recovery, encouraging experienced members to guide newcomers and considering investment options for financial growth.
The meeting ends on a hopeful note, with a dedication of merit, sharing the goodness from the session with all suffering addicts worldwide. Refuge Recovery continues to uphold its mission of fostering recovery through Buddhist principles, with a focus on community engagement, financial health, and compassionate leadership.