Parents Supporting Parents

Parents Supporting Parents Parents Supporting Parents provides sober living scholarships and educates and supports families. You can speak or choose to pass. We welcome all to attend.

Our Parents Supporting Parents Non-Profit Goal is to provide sober living scholarships for those who suffer from substance use disorder in memory of those we have lost. We plan to accomplish this in the following ways:

-Fundraising events (Annual Mother's Day Auction for Sober Living Scholarships, dinners, cruises, raffles, yard sales, races, walks etc.)
-Weekly donations at our support meetings
-Birthday fundraisers on Facebook

Our charity supports all those who struggle with substance use disorder and their parents/family members or loved ones.
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We hold weekly support meetings for of Parents/ Family members and loved one's coping/dealing with our child and/or loved one's addiction. From time to time we have speakers and then check in with everyone. We are there to support each other. Some of us have been attending these meetings for over 11 years. We have formed a strong bond and are always there for each other. No one knows what you are going through like another parent who has been there. We even have parents who attend who have lost a child and feel it is a way to help someone else. They are real warriors. MEETING TIME AND LOCATION:
Meetings are held at the Sandwich Council on Aging (Lower Level)
270 Quaker Meeting House Rd. East Sandwich, MA 02537

Non-profit business address
Parents Supporting Parents, Inc.
16 Pine Street
P.O. Box 992
Monument Beach, MA 02553

Please share ‼️‼️📣📣Substance use impacts the whole family.  While the loved ones of the individual struggling may not su...
10/18/2025

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Substance use impacts the whole family. While the loved ones of the individual struggling may not suffer from addiction themselves they are an important part of the recovery of the individual who struggles. Come and get the education and support you need from others who have walked in your shoes. We hope you can join us!

Join us Monday, 10/20 for our Weekly Support Meeting.

10/14/2025
No weekly support meeting this week!
10/12/2025

No weekly support meeting this week!

The Mashpee Women's Club has once again chosen Parents Supporting Parents to be a recipient of proceeds of their Holiday...
10/05/2025

The Mashpee Women's Club has once again chosen Parents Supporting Parents to be a recipient of proceeds of their Holiday Luncheon and Boutique! These wonderful ladies have been a wonderful supporter of our Sober Living Scholarship Fund! Great vendors for shopping, raffles and a silent auction and of course a wonderful lunch!!! We hope you will join us!

PSP Welcomes Julie this Monday (10/6) as our guest speaker at our weekly support meeting. Join us in person or through z...
10/04/2025

PSP Welcomes Julie this Monday (10/6) as our guest speaker at our weekly support meeting. Join us in person or through zoom!

“My name is Julie O’Neil, and I’m a resident of Portland and an active member of Maine’s recovery community. I recently celebrated five years of sobriety on September 23rd, a milestone that reflects how far I’ve come from the depths of addiction.

My struggle began at age 15 when I was prescribed Vicodin, eventually leading to IV he**in use, homelessness in Boston, and time spent in nearly 100 treatment centers, detoxes, shelters, and hospitals. In 2018, after my father passed away, my family brought me to Portland, where I entered a structured 12-step program and slowly began to rebuild my life. After a few relapses, I chose recovery for good in September 2020—and I’ve remained committed ever since.

Today, I sponsor women, volunteer at recovery homes, and am finishing my MBA, all while being a trusted member of both my community and my family—especially to my six-year-old nephew, Jack, who sees me as someone he can count on.”

Every Monday at 6:30 pm. Virtual and in-person.All are welcome to join our weekly support group for people with loved on...
09/29/2025

Every Monday at 6:30 pm. Virtual and in-person.

All are welcome to join our weekly support group for people with loved ones in all stages of addiction, addiction recovery or loss. Find hope and healing in community. 💜

Email CapecodPSP@gmail.com for the zoom link!

Recovery Day Event 2025 at the Gus Canty Center in Falmouth  with help from Sage!  Teaching her young!  Come on down! ❤️
09/27/2025

Recovery Day Event 2025 at the Gus Canty Center in Falmouth with help from Sage! Teaching her young! Come on down! ❤️

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09/26/2025

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Substance use impacts the whole family. While the loved ones of the individual struggling may not suffer from addiction themselves they are an important part of the recovery of the individual who struggles. Come and get the education and support you need from others who have walked in your shoes. We hope you can join us!

Join us Monday, Sept 29 for our Weekly Support Meeting

Address

70 Quaker Meeting House Road
Sandwich, MA
02644

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Parents, Family members and loved ones coping/dealing with our child or someone we love who suffers from substance use disorder. We welcome anyone and often have those who have suffered the loss of a child or loved one attend our meetings as those whose children are in recovery and come to offer support and help to others.

DONATIONS ALL GO TO ADVOCACY FOR THOSE WITH SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER AND SCHOLARSHIPS FOR SOBER LIVING IN MEMORY OF THOSE LOST TO ADDICTION.

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