There's No Place Like Hope
Recovery Groups are weekly meetings for individuals and families impacted by addiction. Providing hope, connection, accountability, and empowerment, groups promote sustainable recovery through long-term support.
Why Groupwork Matters?
Groupwork is a powerful and cost-effective approach to recovery, allowing multiple people to benefit simultaneously.
Well-run groups harness the power of culture to reinforce healthy norms and motivate positive change.
Groups help members escape the isolation of addiction by providing a space to experience acceptance and empathy.
Groups are also a valuable source of accountability and wise counsel, which is essential for long-term, sustainable recovery.
Understanding the Nature of
Recovery Groups
Addiction and Supporter Recovery
Groups are open to anyone seeking recovery - whether from addiction or the impact of a loved one's addiction.
Open and Accessible
Groups are free and mostly open to the public, with public groups listed in our online group locator.
Centralised and Inclusive
All addictions share core similarities, enabling substance and process disorders to be addressed in centralised groups.
Long-term Membership
Belonging in groups is ongoing. Long-standing members often grow into service and leadership roles.
We believe in the culture of recovery
The culture of recovery is represented by a healthy set of values, beliefs, and behaviours that normalise and encourage life-affirming patterns. This is as opposed to the culture of addiction that sustains self-defeating patterns through a set of unhealthy values, beliefs, and behaviours.
Helpful Resources
Explore our collection of complimentary materials designed to build understanding and provide practical support for those affected by addiction. Resources available for both individuals and facilitators.
Life's better in a circle
What people are saying about their recovery journey — how a group makes all the difference.
“Project Exodus has taught me so many amazing things to help myself and I love the online supporters group.”
“When I came into recovery I was broken and hopeless. I found support and encouragement in a community that did not give up on me. Perseverance is worth it for the freedom I find in recovery and the gifts including restored relationships and new hope.”
“I was a broken soul before I heard that I also had a recovery to mend, I have learnt so much from going to recovery group.”
“It really opened my eyes and it made me face my struggles. I learnt that talking about pornography addiction shouldn’t be taboo anymore.”
“For me, attending and engaging at the groups and training Project Exodus provides has changed my life. I have grown so, so much. If you are looking for help for yourself or for a loved one spend some time around the groups and invest in the resources that are available to get the help that is needed.”
“My life was chaotic and out of control. My recovery journey has brought me back to God and I now live in serenity.”
“Recovery has saved my sanity, my marriage and my family. My husband and I are a team, enjoying the life God meant for us. We love the culture of recovery and the community of people in it.”
“When I came into recovery, it was not what I wanted; however, it was definitely what I needed. Through this journey, I have grown as a person and I have found a supportive, loving tribe who I am so grateful for.”
“I had been a member - sometimes an observer, sometimes a participant of other support groups for addiction for a very long time and only when I heard of the Project Exodus Recovery group on a Monday night and have been a committed and active member, I have gone from being sober to being happy, joyous and free.”
“I’ve learnt that recovery is possible for everyone.”
“Looking back on my journey on what I have overcome and where I am and currently dealing with, I am able to identify the roots and why I used.”
“Opened my heart, ears and eyes to the light still ahead and how it is possible.”
Recovery Groups Matter
Whether you're seeking support in your own journey or ready to guide others through theirs, explore how you can join or lead a recovery group today.