We build for recovery communities we are part of, so these standards are personal: protect anonymity, collect only what’s needed, and never profit from the people who rely on our services.
Our Principles
Anonymity is a treasured possession
We collect only what is needed, keep it only as long as needed, and design every service to protect the people who use it.
Forever nonprofessional
SobrietyWorks is forever non-professional though we may employ very special workers.
Directly responsible to those we serve
We answer to the people and recovery communities that rely on our services—not advertisers, investors, or outside interests.
Self-supporting
SobrietyWorks is sustained by voluntary contributions from the recovery communities it serves, so the work remains independent of advertisers, investors, sponsors, and other outside interests.
Everyone should be able to participate
We design our services so language, ability, or available technology does not prevent someone from taking part.