About Conejo Valley Alano Club
Our History
Our History
Our History
Conejo Valley Alano Club was created to meet a growing need for connection, consistency, and community within the local recovery landscape. While Alcoholics Anonymous meetings exist throughout the Conejo Valley, there has long been a gap for a dedicated, neutral space where recovery focused groups can gather regularly, build fellowship,
Conejo Valley Alano Club was created to meet a growing need for connection, consistency, and community within the local recovery landscape. While Alcoholics Anonymous meetings exist throughout the Conejo Valley, there has long been a gap for a dedicated, neutral space where recovery focused groups can gather regularly, build fellowship, and serve one another.
The vision for Conejo Valley Alano Club began with a simple idea: recovery thrives when people have a safe, welcoming place to meet and stay connected. What started as conversations among members of the recovery community grew into a shared commitment to establish a stable home for meetings and fellowship.
Conejo Valley Alano Club is currently in its formative stages, built by volunteers and guided by the principles of service, accessibility, and long term sobriety. As the organization grows, its focus remains the same—to support recovery by strengthening community and providing a reliable foundation for Alcoholics Anonymous and related recovery groups in the Conejo Valley.
Our Team
Our History
Our History
Conejo Valley Alano Club is a volunteer driven nonprofit in its early stages, founded on the belief that strong recovery communities are built through service, collaboration, and shared responsibility.
At this time, our organization is guided by committed community members who are working to establish a formal board of directors and gover
Conejo Valley Alano Club is a volunteer driven nonprofit in its early stages, founded on the belief that strong recovery communities are built through service, collaboration, and shared responsibility.
At this time, our organization is guided by committed community members who are working to establish a formal board of directors and governance structure. As we grow, we are actively seeking individuals who feel called to support recovery and community building through board service.
We welcome prospective board members who bring:
• A commitment to service and community
• Professional experience in nonprofit leadership, finance, legal, facilities, or community outreach
• Lived experience or strong alignment with recovery principles
• A desire to help build a sustainable foundation for future generations
Board members play a vital role in shaping the vision, ensuring accountability, and helping Conejo Valley Alano Club grow into a lasting community resource.
If you are interested in volunteering or serving on the board, we invite you to connect with us at:
stephanie@conejovalleyalanoclub.org