Hey Friend

Your Impact

Where Your Gift Goes

Hey Friend is raising $250,000 to support three programs providing recovery housing and family-centered care for pregnant women and mothers with children.

Funds raised through the campaign will be divided equally among the three programs—approximately $83,333 for each program when we reach our goal.

$250,000
Campaign Goal
3
Programs Supported
Of Funds Directed to Each Program

Three programs. Equal investment. One shared commitment to helping mothers and children heal together.

One Gift. An Entire Family Supported.

Pregnant women and mothers with children face financial and practical barriers that traditional recovery funding often does not address. Hey Friend funding will give each program flexible resources to respond to the real needs of the women and children it serves.

Safe Recovery Housing

Stable, substance-free housing where mothers can pursue recovery without being separated from their children.

Children’s and Family Essentials

Food, clothing, diapers, childcare, household necessities, and other immediate needs.

Transportation

Reliable access to treatment, court proceedings, employment, medical care, and family appointments.

Family Reunification Support

Assistance for mothers working with courts, child-welfare agencies, and service providers to safely reunite with their children.

Emergency and Bridge Assistance

Short-term support that prevents a temporary financial crisis from disrupting recovery or destabilizing a family.

Uncovered Program Costs

Help with housing and recovery-related expenses that insurance, public funding, and other assistance do not cover.

Your donation does more than provide a place to stay. It gives a mother time to establish lasting recovery and gives her children the safety and stability they deserve.

Our Program Partners

Meet the Programs Keeping Families Together

Each organization has its own history, community, and approach. What connects them is a belief that women should not have to choose between receiving recovery support and remaining present in their children’s lives.

Recovery Community, Inc.'s women-with-children recovery home.

Recovery Community, Inc. Women with Children’s Home

Nashville, Tennessee

Opened in October 2024, the home serves pregnant women and mothers with children, many of whom have been involved in the justice system and lack another safe place to recover with their families. During its first year, the program celebrated 12 babies born drug-free and helped eight children reunite with their mothers after living in foster care or with family caregivers. The home gives women an opportunity to pursue recovery, strengthen their parenting, and create safe and stable lives with their children.

Families supported by Hope For All in Charleston, West Virginia.

Hope For All

Charleston, West Virginia

Hope For All operates a 44-bed recovery program where women can receive six to 12 months of structured support based on their individual needs. The program serves pregnant women, parenting mothers, and women without children, providing recovery services, nutritious meals, employment assistance, and practical life-skills development. Family reunification is a central focus, with staff coordinating with Child Protective Services, courts, parenting educators, and other providers to help mothers safely rebuild relationships with their children.

Mothers and their children at The Journey – Pathways in Ashland, Kentucky.

The Journey - Pathways

Ashland, Kentucky

Pathways opened The Journey on March 19, 2024, creating a 25-bed residential recovery center for pregnant women, early-parenting mothers, and other women with substance use disorders. The program provides care through individual and trauma therapy, intensive outpatient services, peer support, case management, parenting education, and supported employment. Each woman may remain in the program for one to nine months, depending on her individual needs, progress, and path toward long-term stability.

Help a Family Keep Going

Hey Friend, Your Gift Can Help Keep a Family Together.

When a mother has a safe place to recover, her children gain more than stability. They gain the opportunity to heal alongside her, create new memories, and experience a different future.

Help us reach our $250,000 goal and invest equally in three programs giving women and children the opportunity to recover together.

Funds raised through the Hey Friend campaign will be divided equally among the initiative’s three selected program partners.