Dilworth Center
Alumni

At Dilworth Center, we understand that the journey to recovery from alcoholism and substance use disorders is ongoing and deeply personal.

At Dilworth Center, we understand that the journey to recovery from alcoholism and substance use disorders is ongoing and deeply personal. Our graduates play a vital role in this journey by paying it forward and supporting others. The Dilworth Center Key Club is our alum program designed to nurture this unique fellowship, providing a space for alums and those currently in treatment to connect, serve, and belong.

The Dilworth Center Key Club presents a special opportunity for alums to maintain a connection with a community that shares their experiences and understands their challenges. Whether you are at the beginning of your recovery journey or thriving in long-term sobriety, staying connected with others in recovery is one of the most empowering steps you can take. Our meetings and events unite current patients, recent graduates, and long-standing alums, fostering a powerful strength in our shared fellowship.

Dilworth Center Alums Stay in Action

Alumni Meetings take place every Tuesday from 8–9 PM at Dilworth Center, featuring activities such as coffee meetups, golf, networking, hiking, fishing, cookouts, and more.

Although one does not graduate from recovery, ‘alumni’ is a common term that is used following treatment from substance use disorders because it symbolizes a commencement of sorts – a leaving behind of former patterns of behavior and embracing a new way of living. Staying connected to a community of recovering individuals is key to lifelong recovery. We understand the importance of fellowship with those who are traveling the path of recovery – in fact, this was the key reason we created a program especially for Dilworth Center alumni. Dilworth Center’s Key Club focuses on developing a strong recovery support network through our alumni association that will function to assist you with sustained recovery by developing new habits and connecting with those who have successfully completed treatment.