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The Redemption Project

Volunteer mentors prevent children from entering foster care by supporting their mothers during addiction recovery.

The Redemption Project

Volunteer mentors prevent children from entering foster care by supporting their mothers during addiction recovery.

Keeping families together

For 39% of North Carolina’s children who entered foster care in 2017, a parent’s substance misuse was a contributing factor. That figure represents nearly 6,500 children in our state, and it’s rising.

The Redemption Project keeps families together by connecting volunteer mentors with treatment providers and case managers. Together, these services wrap around expectant mothers in recovery and assist them in parenting their children.

“There can be perhaps no higher calling for a mentor than to step into a life ravaged by opioid abuse…and give that life hope and a brighter future.”

- National Mentoring Resource Center

How can you get involved?

Become a mentor

As a mentor, you'll prevent children from entering foster care by supporting their mothers during addiction recovery.

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Your support keeps families together by connecting volunteer mentors with treatment providers and case managers.

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