Social support systems are often the most important factor in initiating and sustaining recovery from substance use disorders (SUDs). The Phoenix is a non-profit organization whose mission is to create communities and host events that harness the transformational power of social connection to promote SUD recovery. Through online surveys and in-depth interviews, this study assessed factors related to support provision within Phoenix members' social networks. Online surveys measured participants' demographic information, when they started attending Phoenix programming, and how frequently they attended The Phoenix. During interviews participants were asked to identify who supports them in their recovery. For each network member listed, the participant indicated their relationship to the person, the person's gender, if that person was in recovery, if that person was a Phoenix member, and how often that person provided support to the respondent (Never to Always). Multilevel modeling explored factors related to more support provision across 723 support dyads reported from 79 participants. Participants (n = 79
76% non-Hispanic white
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