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Moms In Recovery Supporting Moms In Recovery
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Sober Mommies is a registered 501(c)3 charitable organization currently funded by the support and generosity of people like you. We are actively looking for a permanent home on the south shore, and need your help to make this dream a reality. All donations are tax deductible.
Our Purpose
Everyone deserves a safe place, to feel accepted and loved, regardless of their recovery choices. Some women find solace in 12 step programs and others in religion, family, etc. But what about those who don’t find comfort in… Read More
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Recovery doesn’t mean the same thing to everyone. It is a very personal choice, and there are many pathways to freedom from addiction. Some require medical detox – some participate in meetings – some do neither. Some believe in… Read More
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The mission of Sober Mommies is to empower women to reach their full recovery and parenting potential through peer-to-peer support and mentorship.
Sober Mommies is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization dedicated to providing a safe, understanding, all-encompassing, judgment-free platform for mothers in and contemplating addiction recovery. Our groups offer support, resources, and encouragement to women balancing recovery and parental responsibilities; while providing opportunities to build their recovery tribe.
Through online and in-person mentorship and peer support, Sober Mommies empowers women to ask for help, advocate for themselves using the resources/services available, practice healthy coping skills, and become active within their communities.
NEVER*ALONE*AGAIN
“I believe it is the right of all mothers to parent; free from the stigma and judgment often associated with addiction and recovery.” ~ Julie Maida, Founder