LAMBDA RECOVERY WEEKEND November 2 -4 , 2011
Camp Stevens, Julian
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Vice-President
Treasurer
Secretary
Fundraising
Event Coordinator
Scholarships
Webmaster
Not sure who to contact? Email the entire board:
LRWSD Board
OR send us a message via Facebook!
We also receive snail mail. Our mailing address:
1286 University Ave
San Diego, CA 92103
Our Mission
To offer a safe, supportive environment for sharing our recovery with each other and providing the forum where men and women in our community can build relationships with each other in order to enhance their personal and collective recovery.
Our History
Lambda Recovery Weekend began with a conversation at a coffee house between four recovering alcoholics, two men and two women. It was realized that there was a need for a way to help build the unity between the gay and lesbian community within San Diego. Collectively the four agreed that a weekend retreat would provide that opportunity. Although the retreat is primarily set up for the LGBT community, everyone is welcome.
The fournding members thought that the retreat setting in the mountains of Julian would help this unification process. In 1997 they put together the first Lambda Recovery Weekend at Cedar Glen in Julian. Attendance was limited to equal numbers of 50 women and 50 men.
Over the years the retreat has moved to Camp Stevens and has continued to support the LGBT community in its recovery. Each attendee has shared their experiences, strength and hope with each other in a open and caring environment.
The fournding members thought that the retreat setting in the mountains of Julian would help this unification process. In 1997 they put together the first Lambda Recovery Weekend at Cedar Glen in Julian. Attendance was limited to equal numbers of 50 women and 50 men.
Over the years the retreat has moved to Camp Stevens and has continued to support the LGBT community in its recovery. Each attendee has shared their experiences, strength and hope with each other in a open and caring environment.