About Chloe

Chloe is a Certified Peer Specialist–Mental Health (CPS–MH) at The Never Alone Clubhouse, where she serves as the organization’s Grant Coordinator. Chloe earned her CPS–MH certification in early 2023 after spending several years witnessing the growth and impact of the Clubhouse from a deeply personal perspective.

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Chloe’s journey into recovery work is unique. She is the daughter of a mother who lived with opioid use disorder for many years. In 2017, Chloe witnessed firsthand the chaos and pain addiction brought into her family’s life. When her mother found recovery, the healing extended far beyond one person. Their entire family began to rebuild, reconnect, and restore what had been broken.

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When The Never Alone Clubhouse was founded, Chloe was not immediately certain what a recovery community organization was or what it would become. What she did recognize was the overwhelming need for families like hers to have connection. Connection to hope. Connection to understanding. Connection to resources and support. For the first few years, Chloe had a front row seat as The Never Alone Clubhouse grew from a vision into a thriving recovery support organization serving individuals and families across the community.

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In early 2023, Chloe stepped into a new chapter by becoming a Certified Peer Specialist–Mental Health and joining the Clubhouse staff. She began her work as a Corresponder and has since grown into her current role as Grant Coordinator, helping secure resources that allow the organization to expand its reach and impact. Her lived experience, paired with her professional role, enables her to approach her work with empathy, insight, and a deep respect for the recovery journey.

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Addiction affected Chloe’s entire family, but recovery has reshaped their story. Today, Chloe considers it an honor to walk alongside her mother in recovery and to help other families find the same hope, healing, and connection that transformed her own.