Decide again
Discharge opens a new consent screen. Program access never carries forward automatically.
The transition out
Leaving the program should not mean losing the door back.
Cartha Recovery can stay with the member after discharge—but the prior program remains connected only through a new, explicit choice.
What breaks today
The structure disappears before the need for support does.
A resident leaves the house or a client completes treatment. The familiar schedule, nearby staff, and easy in-person request are gone. Alumni follow-up often becomes periodic outreach that depends on the organization finding the person at the right moment.
Cartha reverses the direction: the member keeps a controlled door back and uses it when support is actually needed.
Name the door
See which alumni person or role receives a request and when they normally respond.
Change your mind
Review, revoke, export, or close the alumni connection without exposing private reflection.
A narrow continuity contract
The member keeps the relationship. The program does not inherit the person.
A later organization receives nothing by default. Carrying forward history, context, or an outcome requires a new member choice for a named purpose.
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Private history remains privateThe member keeps it; the program does not gain transcript access.
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Requests still close the loopThe member sees sent, seen, and handled after discharge.
For programs
See the program workflowDesign alumni support around a promise your team can actually keep.
Start with the named responder, hours, fallback, current follow-up process, and purpose for any alumni outcome.